Symbiont, the smart contracts platform for institutional applications of blockchain technology, has appointed Dr. Lisa Yin as its Chief Security Officer and Chief Cryptographer. In her new role, Dr. Yin will lead the development of advanced security and privacy solutions of Symbiont’s platform. To unlock the Asian market, register now to the iFX EXPO in Hong Kong. “The Symbiont team has already solved hard problems that give its platform a competitive edge in terms of both security and performance,” said Dr. Yin. “I am very excited to join the team, and I look forward to keeping Symbiont ahead of the curve on developments in cryptography, which is a critical building block for distributed ledger technology.” If Time is Money, Why Don’t Funds Move Fast Enough for Traders?Go to article >> Join the iFX EXPO Asia and discover your gateway to the Asian Markets Dr. Yin has over twenty years of experience in research, implementation, consulting and standardization of cutting-edge security technologies, and is a well-known expert in the cryptography community. She was one of three researchers who broke SHA-1, the U.S. Government hash standard developed by the National Security Agency. She served as Chief Editor of IEEE P1363, the first comprehensive standard for public key cryptography, which became the foundation for major cryptography standards used today. She received her Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “Cryptography and computer security are extremely fast-moving fields, so it is imperative to be able to take full advantage of the latest developments, to anticipate and proactively address new forms of attacks,” said Adam Krellenstein, CTO and co-founder of Symbiont. “Lisa’s deep knowledge in cryptography and her broad connections to the research community and the industry will allow us to leverage a wide spectrum of expertise in the fields.”
Dr Yin has been appointed chief security officer and chief cryptographer at smart securities blockchain developer Symbiont . A former chief editor of the the National Security Agency's project, which was the first comprehensive standard for public key cryptography, Lisa Yin was one of the researchers who broke the National Security Agency's hash standard. Yin will lead the development of advanced security and privacy solution on the National Security Agency's 's platform.