Revolutionizing Secure, Scalable, and Quantum-Resistant Blockchain
Anryton’s Roadmap
Identifying the Core Challenges in the Modern Digital World
Data Storage, Security, Ownership, and Privacy
Data Storage and Fragmentation
Healthcare data grows by the second. Bioaro identified that traditional centralized systems struggled to handle such a scale, leading to fragmented data storage across various platforms. This fragmentation created inefficiencies and increased the risk of data breaches, as healthcare records became vulnerable when dispersed across multiple systems.
Security Vulnerabilities
There is a constantly increasing number of cyberattacks targeting healthcare institutions worldwide. Therefore, the inadequacy of conventional data security protocols is obvious. It underscores the risks associated with unauthorized access, data breaches, and hacking incidents.
Data Ownership and Control
Data ownership often feels like a luxury to patients along with global access to health records. Bioaro saw a critical need to empower patients by ensuring they could decide who had access to their medical records, how the data was used, and where it was stored.
Privacy Concerns
As patient data became more digitized, Bioaro recognized the heightened risk of privacy breaches. Sensitive information, including medical histories and genomic data, is being accessed, shared, or even sold without explicit patient consent. Ensuring the privacy of such data became paramount in protecting patient rights and maintaining trust in healthcare systems.