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Validian SDK Addresses Security


By Jennifer deJong
September 1, 2005 — 
Application-level security developer Validian last month released a software development kit designed to work with its development platform.

Used in tandem with Validian ASI, SDK 1.0 lets developers who lack security expertise write in C++ messaging applications that are inherently secure from an authorization and encryption standpoint, said Mark LeGuerrier, Validian’s vice president of technology.

The Ottawa-based company also announced an update to Validian ASI. The new version, 1.2, adds better support for managing cryptographic keys, used to unlock documents that have been secured, and for multiple tokens, which are used for authentication.

The two offerings, aimed primarily at ISVs, enable developers to incorporate secure messaging at the application level, he explained. Such capabilities are typically added after the fact.

The company plans to deliver Java editions of its offerings next year, said LeGuerrier.


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