Simply Secure

Simply Secure

Simply Secure provides open source software, information resources, and help building community for UX designers, researchers, and developer enthusiasts. It operates workshops, instructs technology security practitioners, and helps ensure technology puts users at the center of privacy, security, and transparency.

Iftikhar Qasim: The world of digital collectibles has become a leader in response to popular trends: According to news on March 18, Iftikhar Qasim, head of Terra Virtua Asia Pacific, mentioned in the "HyperPay Focus" column: NFTs have unique attributes; associated with specific assets. They can be used to prove ownership of digital items such as game skins, or they can be used to prove ownership of physical assets. We believe this generation of consumers wants more from the brands they love through sensory connection, ownership, relevant engagement, interaction and shared social experiences. Brands want to connect with fans. However, options for such exposure are limited and fragmented. Physical goods cannot quickly respond to fashion trends, and this is where the world of digital collectibles really leads the way. [2021/3/18 18:57:42]

SIMBA Chain Receives $1.5M Blockchain Development Contract From U.S. Navy: The U.S. Navy awarded the SIMBA Chain blockchain company a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract to develop supply chain management tools for its logistics sector. The $1.5 million contract will be used to design and build a demand-sensing service utilizing blockchain technology. The Defense Logistics Agency, or DLA, which manages the U.S. Navy's supply chain, said the agency is critical to ensuring its personnel are fully equipped to perform their duties. The contract, called ALAMEDA (Auditable Ledger of Authenticity for Military Encapsulated Data Access), went into effect on January 6, 2021. (BeInCrypto) [2021/1/15 16:16:56]

Encrypted payment processor Simplex cooperates with Visa to issue encrypted debit cards: According to news on September 29, Israeli encrypted payment company Simplex has become a major member of Visa in Europe. As a member, Simplex can issue Visa debit cards to its customers, which include popular crypto exchanges and wallets. Simplex CEO Nimrod Lehavi said that the company has been working with Visa for several months and becoming a principal member will help it further promote encryption technology. The partnership allows their users to shop anywhere Visa is accepted. (The Block)[2020/12/30 16:01:38]

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