Bruce, Cryptography, to the non-technical person (and to a lot of technical people), is almost like magic. It also seems like there aren't many companies out there that sport cryptography APIs that are cheaply available. I feel that these factors contribute to companies avoiding integrating secure communications into their applications. This limited use also stops companies from trying to make cryptography more "User Friendly" Do you see a way that encryption can be presented that makes it easy for people to use it, as well as easier for developers to integrate it into their systems, so it becomes an inherent part of any application?
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Bruce, Cryptography, to the non-technical person (and to a lot of technical people), is almost like magic. It also seems like there aren't many companies out there that sport cryptography APIs that are cheaply available. I feel that these factors contribute to companies avoiding integrating secure communications into their applications. This limited use also stops companies from trying to make cryptography more "User Friendly" Do you see a way that encryption can be presented that makes it easy for people to use it, as well as easier for developers to integrate it into their systems, so it becomes an inherent part of any application?