CLIFTON, NJ, June 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bat Blue Corporation, a single-source provider of end-to-end network and security solutions, announces its release of the first episode of their "Innovator Insights" interview series today on the www.BatBlue.com website. This first episode is the first of a three part exclusive interview with Dr. Whitfield Diffie, the renowned pioneer of public-key cryptography, recognized as the father of the technologies that drive privacy and commerce on the Internet today. This is the first episode in a series of interviews conducted by Bat Blue President & CEO Babak Pasdar.
Dr. Whitfield Diffie is a US cryptographer, known for presenting an entirely new method of exchanging private cryptographic keys over a public network, solving the key exchange issue of cryptography. Dr. Diffie's breakthrough allowed the immediate development of asymmetric key algorithms.
In this episode, Mr. Pasdar and Dr. Diffie discuss the beginnings of public key cryptography, which now underlies the security of Internet commerce. It allows any two computers to agree on a secret language with which to share private messages via an insecure channel. Dr. Diffie goes in depth in this interview to describe the challenges, collaborations and scope of his work. The viewer gets a rare insight into the formulation of such an important process that still has a major global impact today. Dr. Diffie shares personal anecdotes that brings you along with him on his breakthrough journey.
"The 'Innovator Insights' series is designed to bring the history of the technology community to life through the words of the men and women who shaped it," said Mr. Pasdar. "Bat Blue is excited to share these interviews with the world."
These exclusive interviews provide viewers with intimate insights from iconic legends of the technology industry. Bat Blue will release future episodes of 'Innovator Insights' throughout the year exclusively on the www.BatBlue.com website.
About Bat Blue
Bat Blue is single-source network and security provider delivering extreme performance Internet, Transport and Cloud solutions along with creative architecture, integration and long-term management services.
BlueNET is a nation-wide extreme-performance low-latency next-generation network (NGN), purpose-built as a cloud-enablement platform. Cloud/Sec, Cloud/Mail and Cloud/Serv offer comprehensive in-the-cloud perimeter security and application delivery, without complicated hardware or expensive subscriptions. Bat Blue is recognized for visionary designs, on-target implementations, as well as responsive and vigilant long-term management services. Bat Blue's Security and Network Operations Center (S/NOC) boasts a 99.7% customer satisfaction rating.
Bat Blue's solutions consistently deliver on Economy, Effectiveness and Efficiency leveraging highly vetted solutions that empower consolidation, cost-savings, increased function and reduction of burden. Bat Blue is proud to be the official WiFi provider of ESPN's X Games. Visit Bat Blue at http://www.BatBlue.com.
Bat Blue Announces Innovator Insights Interview With Dr. Whitfield Diffie
First episode in the Innovator Insights interview series.
2011-06-14
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[Press-News.org] Bat Blue Announces Innovator Insights Interview With Dr. Whitfield DiffieFirst episode in the Innovator Insights interview series.



