The second decade of the 21st century is the dawn of machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and continuous computing. This is a world where trillions of devices operate autonomously, communicate in realtime to optimise everything from logistics, to healthcare, energy generation and supply, commerce, entertainment, transportation, manufacturing, education, scientific discovery and more. Within the next 10 years, our day to day existence will be transformed completely.

Enter near term quantum computing, and automation and data analysis take paths we can only begin to imagine. The time to plan for this new world is now. And while we maybe not be able to predict what the future looks like exactly, we do know is this: The old world order of centralised computing is outdated and cannot provide the infrastructure required to sustain a post-quantum world or point-to-point realtime communication.

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Security and interoperability in an ever decentralised fast-paced world of AI and automation consisting of the trillions of devices is a major obstacle.

The Open IoT Security Protocol (OISP) has been developed precisely because of this and can be deployed today, at the edge, on dumb devices, or smart ones on today’s hardware. In a world of computing fast becoming decentralised, zero trust, never trust and always verify needs to happen in realtime at the edge or anywhere, anytime.

Developed with over 10 years of academic research and development in conjunction with The University of Oxford, we have thought not just about the technology itself but about ease of use, universality and future proofing for a fast changing highly decentralised post-quantum world. We have designed OISP with both today’s infrastructure and tomorrow's challenges in mind.

What is OISP?

[Open IoT Security Protocol]

OISP is a universal communication standard designed specifically for decentralised environments. The standard runs universally on existing infrastructure and is designed to enabled machine learning and narrow AI at the edges of complex systems. OISP does not rely on traditional static centralised certificate-based cryptography and is post-quantum resistant.

Why are we doing this?

Two Band Peer Authentication (2BPA)

Machine Learning at the Edge

The Edge is the New Centre

Decentralised distributed computing is
the future of industry. There is a need for point-to-point realtime post-quantum ready security, interoperability and intelligence without ripping and replacing the current infrastructure. An intelligent communications protocol like OISP provides exactly this.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has not lived up to the hype as it becomes apparent that getting "things" to communicate to other "things" is a vastly complex process. Then add security to the mix and there is a dire need globally for the solution that integrates directly into existing systems, and this is exactly what we at Iothic have spent our time doing.
All industrial verticals from healthcare, transport, defence, commerce, logistics, energy, infrastructure, to manufacturing, education, communications are attempting to make the transformation to Industry 4.0. An important part of this transformation is the possibility of realtime intelligence, interoperability and post-quantum ready security.
Iothic makes this possible using any system, any communication standard, any existing protocols, or internal technology. The platform is designed to allow for direct self-service installation and direct integration of an autonomous post-quantum ready communication standard into existing infrastructure.

Leadership

Christopher Autry

Chris is the CEO and Founder of Iothic. He is a recognised authority and speaks regularly on IoT and Cybersecurity. He advises major conglomerates, governments and technology firms on matters of security, infrastructure and AI. He holds degrees from The University of Chicago and is an MSc candidate at The University of Oxford.

Paul Worthington

Paul is the COO of Iothic. His corporate leadership ranges from commercial and marketing roles to technology leadership positions at companies such as Nationwide Building Society, Kingfisher, United Utilities, Telefonica and SABMiller. Paul hold an MBA from Bath University.

Mykhailo Magal

Mykhailo is the Head of Research and Development at Iothic. He holds a Ph.D in Physics and Maths from the National University of Kiev and is an expert in modern IoT cryptography and software engineering. He is a member of The Project Management Institute and is IT management certified.

Dave Bray

Dave is Director of Engineering at Iothic. He has over 30 years of experience in digital technologies having created the world's leading digital storage company. He holds a BSc with honours in Electronics and an MSc in Computer Science from the University of London.

Wayne Henderson

Wayne is the EVP of Global Client Engagement and head of the consulting practice at Iothic. He has held several key positions in top consulting firms and holds a BA with Honours in Physics and Philosophy from The University of Oxford and an MBA from Macquarie University.

Anthony Hogan

Anthony is VP of Product Technology at Iothic. He has more than 20 years of solving complex technological implementation and designs within a wide range of client verticals. He holds a BSc with Honours in Mathematics and Computer Science from University College Galway.

Dr. Michael Penington

Michael is a board member and partner at Longwall Venture Partners. He holds a D.Phil in Mathematics from The University of Oxford and was at Morgan Stanley for over 16 years.

Dr. William Roscoe

Bill is the Chief Science Officer for Iothic. He is a Professor of Computer Science and Fellow of University College, Oxford. He is the former Head of the Department of Computer Science at The University of Oxford where he served from 2003 to 2014.

Christopher Autry

Chris is the CEO and Founder of Iothic. He is a recognised authority and speaks regularly on IoT and Cybersecurity. He advises major conglomerates, governments and technology firms on matters of security and privacy. He holds degrees from the University of Chicago and is an MSc Candidate at the University of Oxford.

Mykhailo Magal

Mykhailo is the Head of Research and Development at Iothic. He holds a Ph.D in Physics and Maths and is an expert in modern IoT cryptography and software engineering. He is a member of The Project Management Institute and is IT management certified.

Wayne Henderson

Wayne is the EVP of Global Client Engagements at Iothic. He has held several key positions in top consulting firms and holds a BA with Honours in Physics and Philosophy from Oxford and an MBA from Macquarie University.

Paul Worthington

Paul is the COO of Iothic. His corporate leadership ranges from commercial and marketing roles to technology leadership positions at companies such as Nationwide Building Society, Kingfisher, United Utilities, Telefonica and SABMiller. Paul hold an MBA from Bath University.

Mark Slinger

Mark is Head of Product at Iothic. He has over 20 years of building global software products across multiple verticals for some of the world’s biggest companies. He holds a BSc with Honours in Computer Science from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne.

Anthony Hogan

Anthony is VP of Product Technology at Iothic. He has more than 20 years of solving complex technological implementation and designs within a wide range of client verticals. He holds a BSc with Honours in Mathematics and Computer Science from University College Galway.

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The second decade of the 21st century is the dawn of machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and continuous computing. This is a world where trillions of devices operate autonomously, communicate in realtime to optimise everything from logistics, to healthcare, energy generation and supply, commerce, entertainment, transportation, manufacturing, education, scientific discovery and more. Within the next 10 years, our day to day existence will be transformed completely.

Enter near term quantum computing, and automation and data analysis take paths we can only begin to imagine. The time to plan for this new world is now. And while we maybe not be able to predict what the future looks like exactly, we do know is this: The old world order of centralised computing is outdated and cannot provide the infrastructure required to sustain a post-quantum world or point-to-point realtime communication.

Security and interoperability in an ever decentralised fast-paced world of AI and automation consisting of the trillions of devices is a major obstacle.

The Open IoT Security Protocol (OISP) has been developed precisely because of this and can be deployed today, at the edge, on dumb devices, or smart ones on today’s hardware. In a world of computing fast becoming decentralised, zero trust, never trust and always verify needs to happen in realtime at the edge or anywhere, anytime.

Developed with over 10 years of academic research and development in conjunction with The University of Oxford, we have thought not just about the technology itself but about ease of use, universality and future proofing for a fast changing highly decentralised post-quantum world. We have designed OISP with both today’s infrastructure and tomorrow's challenges in mind.

What is OISP?

[Open IoT Security Protocol]

OISP is a universal communication standard designed specifically for decentralised environments. The standard runs universally on existing infrastructure and is designed to enabled machine learning and narrow AI at the edges of complex systems. OISP does not rely on traditional static centralised certificate-based cryptography and is post-quantum resistant.

Why are we doing this?

Two Band Peer Authentication (2BPA)

Machine Learning at the Edge

The Edge is the New Centre

Decentralised distributed computing is
the future of industry. There is a need for point-to-point realtime post-quantum ready security, interoperability and intelligence without ripping and replacing the current infrastructure. An intelligent communications protocol like OISP provides exactly this.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has not lived up to the hype as it becomes apparent that getting "things" to communicate to other "things" is a vastly complex process. Then add security to the mix and there is a dire need globally for the solution that integrates directly into existing systems, and this is exactly what we at Iothic have spent our time doing.
All industrial verticals from healthcare, transport, defence, commerce, logistics, energy, infrastructure, to manufacturing, education, communications are attempting to make the transformation to Industry 4.0. An important part of this transformation is the possibility of realtime intelligence, interoperability and post-quantum ready security.
Iothic makes this possible using any system, any communication standard, any existing protocols, or internal technology. The platform is designed to allow for direct self-service installation and direct integration of an autonomous post-quantum ready communication standard into existing infrastructure.
Christopher Autry

Chris is the CEO and Founder of Iothic. He is a recognised authority and speaks regularly on IoT and Cybersecurity. He advises major conglomerates, governments and technology firms on matters of security, infrastructure and AI. He holds degrees from the University of Chicago and is an MSc candidate at The University of Oxford

Mykhailo Magal

Mykhailo is the Head of Research and Development at Iothic. He holds a Ph.D in Physics and Maths from the National University of Kiev and is an expert in modern IoT cryptography and software engineering. He is a member of The Project Management Institute and is IT management certified.

Wayne Henderson

Wayne is the EVP of Global Client Engagement and head of the consulting practice at Iothic. He has held several key positions in top consulting firms and holds a BA with Honours in Physics and Philosophy from The University of Oxford and an MBA from Macquarie University.

Paul Worthington

Paul is the COO of Iothic. His corporate leadership ranges from commercial and marketing roles to technology leadership positions at companies such as Nationwide Building Society, Kingfisher, United Utilities, Telefonica and SABMiller. Paul hold an MBA from Bath University.

Mark Slinger

Mark is Head of Product at Iothic. He has over 20 years of building global software products across multiple verticals for some of the world’s biggest companies. He holds a BSc with Honours in Computer Science from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne.

Anthony Hogan

Anthony is VP of Product Technology at Iothic. He has more than 20 years of solving complex technological implementation and designs within a wide range of client verticals. He holds a BSc with Honours in Mathematics and Computer Science from University College Galway.

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