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Learn more about the Bitcoin blockchain at IEEE Spectrum.

If you would like to check out the webinar recording from our fireside chat with industry expert, Brandon Goldman, please check it out!

https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/ldr.php?RCID=dfe2752743088a756a423e54569ef2b6

CornCon is an annual midwest cybersecurity conference, with training and a kids’ camp.

It will be held in Davenport, Iowa on Sep 7-8th. Read More

I have a thought that blockchain and PKI could provide election integrity.

The goal would be to provide one vote per citizen, and some ideal blockchain method would ensure this. Along with PKI (some hash or encryption which is unique) every citizen would be able to validate how they voted (it could be a receipt with a code/QR code which they could retain). The government could not reverse that and see how any individual voted, only that they voted one time. There would need to be a process for a voter to dispute their vote, in the case it is falsified. Read More