Cape Privacy applies ML to encrypted data to address security concerns

Look back to the days when HTTP/SSL was a newly introduced protocol. Initially, it was applied by entities shuttling the most sensitive data back and forth -- typically credit card or other financial info. But today, it's in universal use, applied almost everywhere. In fact, if you don't see that tiny lock icon at the far left of your address bar, it's a red flag to get out. Cape Privacy sees secure multi-party computation taking the same adoption curve so that it becomes "absolutely ubiquitous."