Dr. Sadegh Riazi is a technology enthusiast, currently co-founder and CEO of Pyte Labs. He received his Ph.D. in secure computation from UC San Diego where he was awarded the best Ph.D. thesis award. Sadegh founded Project HEAX at Microsoft Research (a new computing platform for Homomorphic Encryption). Prior to that, he designed a new system for Brain-Computer Interfaces.
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Interoperability isn't binary, it's a spectrum, Sadegh Riazi argues in his latest for Forbes Technology Council. Read why, and wha
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Clean rooms offer the premise of more secure data collaboration – but their closed-approach architecture can fall short.
As data fuels opportunity, it also fuels risk without proper privacy and security.
Brands on both sides of the pond can look at Meta’s misstep and take the initiative to make sure they don’t follow suit.
Data Clean Rooms are not the panacea they appear to be.
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Learn about the importance of data clean rooms and their trade-offs.
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Fully Homomorphic Encryption is a groundbreaking invention that enables computation on encrypted data without ever decrypting it.
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We're excited to announce our rebrand to Pyte (“private byte”) and the launch of SecureMatch.
We've been awarded the inaugural TROPT Privacy Tech Award given to leading privacy-tech startups!
This marks the beginning of a long journey in which we strive to fundamentally change how data is being shared and consumed.
The first-of-its-kind platform for customized applications that can process encrypted data without decrypting the data first.
