David Archer
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David Archer holds extensive experience in secure multiparty computation and information security, trustworthiness, and provenance. Specific areas in which he has worked include applications of linear secret sharing and garbled circuits to data communications and analysis, data provenance and trust assessment in relational contexts, and processor and memory system architecture. Prior to joining Galois, Dr. Archer led the Deep Sub-micron CAE business unit at Mentor Graphics, directed engineering on workstation and server chipsets at Intel, was instrumental in development of the communication architecture of the ASCI Red TeraFLOPS system developed by Intel Supercomputer Division, and participated in the design of multiple generations of custom CPU products. Dr. Archer holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Portland State University as well as an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Elite Performers Choose Simpler Tools

Elite Performers Choose Simpler Tools

| | Application Security, Contrast Assess, DEVOPS, Vulnerabilities
I was fascinated to read this year’s Accelerate State of DevOps Report 2019 which now represents six years of research and data from over 31,000 professionals in our industry. It delivers insight into the practices and capabilities that drive high performance. By following the advice in the report, teams can ... Read More
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Blockchain Transactional Security

Blockchain: Hype or Hope for Transactional Security?

| | blockchain, security, transactional security
It has been said that time is nature’s way of making sure everything doesn’t happen at once. In practice, time is a good way to make sure that events happen in order: that payment happens before title is conveyed or that authentication happens before privileges are granted. It has also ... Read More
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