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YOUR 'VIRTUAL' SECURITY IN YOUR CARE

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The Internet has been the most innovative technology ever to exist. Over the years, the Internet has offered us with easier ways of going about our activities. Some which includes business  transactions, data storage and many others. Notwithstanding the great contributions the Internet offered, there were still some stones that were left unturned and this offered people the chance to benefit illegally from others on the Internet.  This and many other reasons necessitated the innovation of blockchain technology. Blockchain technology encompasses a chain of data that records all data and this data is not accessible to a single institution but rather decentralised. Blockchain technology helped to solve many of the problems that were encountered on the internet. One most important problem that blockchain technology solves is eliminating middlemen. Gone are the days when all transactions were mediated by middle men who used that advantage to either halt a transaction or dupe people o
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DIW; YOUR RELIABLE SECURITY PLATFORM IN BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

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THE IMPACT OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN SECURITY The world has changed so much from the olden unsecured ways of transactions. Gone are the days when a single transaction had to pass through series of channels before it got to the deserved owner. This caused a lot of panic on the part of the parties involved in the transactions since the transaction could be halted at any moment without their knowledge and control. Now with the help of blockchain technology, transactions can be made easier, faster and more secured. Blockchain technology can be described as tamper resistant, distributed, shared databases in which every participant on a network can share, but no one can control. It could also be referred to as a database used to store digital records or assets.  Blockchain technology has not only addressed the transaction problems but has also helped and continues to help with private informations security. There has always been the problem of reliably exchanging information
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