Tore Frederiksen

Biography

The focal point of my work is multi-party computation (MPC) from an application-oriented and theoretical perspective, as well as other topics relating to cryptology and security. MPC is a technology that enables two or more parties to jointly compute on data while the data is encrypted.  I contribute to demonstrating that highly advanced cryptology is indeed relevant to companies as it enables them to collaborate (securely) in new ways. The technology is useful in for example benchmarking and online auctions. I have previosly held a position as software developer at Cryptomathic where I developed various cryptographic products. Education I have a PhD in computer science from Aarhus University, specialised in secure multi-party computation. I did a postdoc at Bar Ilan University in Israel where I was involved in research in MPC and public-key technologies.

Research Interest

Engineering