swarm121 - Internet of Encrypted Things (IoET)

swarm121 is the deployment of CipherMe server technology on servers that are embedded in various devices or environments, creating a distributed lattice of microservers, each operating as a fully independent CipherMe server.

The core differences between a swarm121 microserver and a standard CipherMe server is that a swarm121 microserver:

• represents only one information vault - that belonging to the environment in which it had been installed;
• it moves with the device or the environment;
• served information items can also be parameters dynamically acquired from server environment in real time;
• written information items can also be dynamic control parameters, impacting the server environment in real time.

swarm121 provides universal monitoring and control for arbitrarly distributed objects, with cryptographically secure access to individual elements within each such object and with individually tailored access rights by third parties.

• swarm121 limits any harm down to a single server node within the lattice, including damages due to
  • a failure within the node,
  • attacks from outside.
• swarm121 encrypted information microservers embedded in individual objects or environments
  • provide cryptographic security through individual encryption of each information item,
  • provide strictly controlled network access, separately for each information item, each individual user and with access rights individually set for each of users.

swarm121 lattice of individual, self contained CipherMe servers provides the best and the most secure implementation for any distributed network of information sensitive nodes, being it in military, medical, environmental, administrative, monitoring or any other area.