Cooperative Cyber Security (CCS)

Cooperative Cyber Security (CCS) is an entirely new cybersecurity paradigm, exponentially more secure than existing top-level solutions because it is built using the most powerful known cryptographic concepts. Corporations no longer have to rely on individual internal systems that can be overridden by a single person at any given moment. They now have at their disposal the cumulative protective strength of a number of systems from different networks, and even external organizations.

CCS is effective against IT-level threats and cyberattacks as well as social engineering attempts, including CEO fraud, invoice fraud, and supplier or client impersonation.

Cooperative Cyber Security implements the powerful concept of secret sharing, which is information-theoretically secure and cannot be broken. CCS technology shreds data into meaningless pieces of information and stores these unintelligible shreds in multiple secured locations (referred to as “Knoxers”).

CCS Knoxers work collectively but are individually blind to each other’s workings, so that the organization can use the power of the group to protect itself without ever exposing any complete data, and without depending on one single system.

Penetrating a single network or a single organization yields no real value for the attackers. With CCS, the effort required to manipulate data is equal to the cumulative effort required to break into all of the Knoxers at the same time. CCS technology effectively creates a security chain whose strength is determined by the cumulative strength of all of its links.