Shared work
Collaborate without pooling private data.
Multiple organizations or individuals could use shared AI with encrypted inputs. They would agree who can read each result and whose approval is required.
Explore encrypted collaborationPost-Quantum Cryptography & AI Security
PQC services for quantum-resistant security. Fully Homomorphic Encryption research for private AI conversations and independent audits.
AI Security & shared foundations
AI Security · Research
We research how Fully Homomorphic Encryption can protect private thought and internal evidence for independent AI Safety audits.
A private conversation
The researcher’s device encrypts her draft. She keeps the key.
A compatible model processes encrypted values without exposing the draft to its provider.
Her device decrypts the result. She decides what to share.
New ideas get room to develop before their author chooses to disclose them.
Read the privacy argumentShared work
Multiple organizations or individuals could use shared AI with encrypted inputs. They would agree who can read each result and whose approval is required.
Explore encrypted collaborationIndependent scrutiny
Our proposal returns selected encrypted internal records to authorized auditors. Verification ties those records to the agreed model and run.
Explore the audit proposalPQC · Services
Find vulnerable cryptography, plan the transition, and deploy quantum-resistant protection.
Inventory algorithms, certificates, keys, and critical data flows.
Map data lifetimes, vendor dependencies, and migration options.
Evaluate standards-based algorithms and hybrid deployments. Test interoperability and performance.
Maintain key governance and the ability to replace algorithms as evidence changes.
Stored encrypted traffic can remain exposed to future cryptanalysis. Compare your data lifetime and migration time with an assumed quantum horizon. Use this planning scenario to test assumptions and prioritize migration work.
Lifetime + migration = 13 years. This exceeds the assumed horizon by 3 years.
NIST migration resourcesThe shared solution
Related lattice problems support both quantum-resistant key establishment and Fully Homomorphic Encryption.
Protect communication
Lattice-based key establishment helps protect encrypted exchanges against future quantum attacks.
Protect computation
Fully Homomorphic Encryption keeps inputs and results encrypted during supported AI computation.
Our focus is lattice-based cryptography, which runs on classical computers. Each protocol uses keys and parameters suited to its role. Post-quantum cryptography also includes hash-based signatures.
For independent audits, encryption protects the records; verification connects them to the computation under review.
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About Bay Area Secure
Based in Sunnyvale, California, we help organizations prepare for quantum threats and research how encryption can preserve privacy and accountability in AI.
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