AntiBreach provides breach-proof encryption for data traversing the Internet or residing in the database through its landmark invention in cryptography and information security. AntiBreach protects business enterprises' confidential information and their customers' transactions even after the private key is revealed to hackers and adversaries.

AntiBreach delivers security solutions that are the most defending, easy to implement, and highly flexible. AlntiBreach solutions address the security requirements of small e-commerce merchants to large banking and financial organizations.

In the present-day encryption scenario, AntiBreach Encryption is a new security paradigm revolutionizing the way information is encrypted and delivered from one end to the other over the Internet.

Surviving private key compromise attacks in a public key encryption system, perceived to be a paradox so far, is now a firm reality poised to save billions of Dollars lost every year to cyber thieves during online financial transactions.

An outcome of the dedicated research for several years, AntiBreach Encryption rescues e-commerce merchants and service providers from internal trust-breach attacks and saves them from overnight bankruptcies.

Today, any public key cryptosystem defends attacks only from one side, the public side. These encryption systems protect the confidentiality of online transmitted information only as long as the private key is kept secret. Once an attack takes place from the private side bribing an insider to reveal the private key, there is no way out to protect confidential information.

Whatever precautions we may take, secrets do get revealed in the competitive business world through the internal dishonest elements, which exist almost everywhere and are very difficult to identify.

In fact, hackers are not foolish to compute private keys by factorization, pollard rho searches or lattice reduction spending millions of computational years on super computers. They are wise and smart enough to hit the fragile other end of the present-day cryptosystems by intrusion, bribing or any other social engineering techniques.

Now, it is time that e-commerce merchants, banks providing online services, and all other stakeholders in information security consider the issue seriously and take swift action applying breach-proof encryption in order to be more secured than ever before.