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Brian Mullin
Co-Founder and CEO at Karlsgate
Brian Mullin is the Co-Founder and CEO of Karlsgate, a company he established in January 2020.1 Based in Budd Lake, New Jersey, Mullin is a software developer and privacy technologist by trade.1
Professional Background
Mullin's company, Karlsgate, focuses on developing innovative technology to address the modern conflict between consumers' privacy concerns and businesses' need for insights.1 The company's privacy-as-a-service platform enables brands to exchange consumer insights safely without disclosing identifying information, even when there's a lack of trust between trading partners.1
Education
Brian Mullin holds a BS degree from Boston University Questrom School of Business, which he attended from 1988 to 1992.1
Achievements
Mullin has received notable recognition for his work:
- In 1997, he was named "Most Promising Leader of the Future" by Dun & Bradstreet.1
- In November 2020, his company Karlsgate won the I-COM Data Startup Challenge, an international competition showcasing top startups leveraging value from Smart Data Marketing.1
Professional Philosophy
Mullin is passionate about taking complex engineering challenges and building robust, simple solutions, a interest he has cultivated since his college days.2 His work at Karlsgate reflects this passion, as the company develops cryptographic algorithms that enable individual-level matching while preventing re-identification risks in data exchange.1
Highlights
The Karlsgate Identity Exchange (KIE) has added zero-exposure data pipelining directly from your current data management system. Keep all your existing tools.
For example, you can now... ➡️ query Snowflake tables directly ➡️ read and write in parquet format KIE can be your universal tool to inject industry-leading data security and privacy protection into your current practices. #privacy #dataops
A quick note to folks watching the quantum computing space, NIST published their quantum-safe standards today (https://lnkd.in/eqnucWnJ), including the ML-KEM (FIPS 203) algorithm for a key agreement mechanism secure against future quantum computers.
Within the Karlsgate Identity Exchange, we have already released support for KEM mechanisms so that support for post-quantum cryptography would be ready far before the danger of quantum computing technology could threaten the safety of your data. The good news is that this protection adds zero additional complexity to your data pipelines, because it is just built into the encrypted data transfer.
#pqc #quantumcomputing #encryption
