and shared data spaces
eDoc is a decentralized document management system designed to ensure security, accessibility, and fraud prevention in handling confidential documents. By focusing on individuals as the owners of their data, it allows for the secure storage, management, and sharing of legal and administrative documents using advanced technologies such as blockchain, post-quantum encryption, and international standards for verifiable digital identity.
eDoc eliminates the risks associated with traditional methods like email or SMS, enhancing autonomy, inclusivity, and the resilience of information in the face of disasters or technological threats, providing a reliable, interoperable, and accessible solution for individuals and organizations.
A digital twin is the representation of the values of an unknown entity at a specific moment (snapshot). Your digital twin is the set of clinical codes and the date when they were set. Links between events and causes can be established by artificial intelligence algorithms. By sharing your digital twin for research over time, you will help improve treatments and develop new therapies.
Yes! You can decide which service you want to use to keep your Unified Health Index up-to-date, and your data will always be current. You can also grant permissions to specific providers, employees, and roles for accessing your data.
Similar to how a telephone number enables making and receiving private calls globally, this method ensures verified identity and secure communications within a trusted shared data space.
Shared data spaces function like interconnected roads that securely transport packets, where all data creators, recipients, and drivers have verified digital identities. Traceability of packets and permissions is maintained for data transparency and security.
This interconnected infrastructures support distinct services, including data anonymization, certification, verification, protection, transmission, storage, and delivery.
QuantumPrime utilizes a unique formula to represent any data by using prime numbers as building blocks. The method establishes a base prime energy, with the product of prime factors or blocks serving as additional energy that can be added or removed from the base prime energy.
It generates unique representations of data, and these unique expressions enable the creation of distinct identifiers for digital twin anonymization, private key generation, and other techniques. It is compatible with current security standards and adds an additional layer of security to them, helping to prevent advanced malware from spying on network communications.