Anapaya showcased the SCION technology for cyber security to Bundesrat Ueli Maurer, Swiss financial industry leaders, and important stakeholders in the UAE.
Anapaya Systems showcased the SCION-based SSFN solution to Federal Councillor Ueli Maurer, the leaders of Credit Suisse and the Swiss Bankers Association, and a delegation of top finance sector executives at the Dubai World Expo for Swiss Finance Days.
Photo credits: Swiss Embassy UAE
Swiss Finance Day celebrates the Swiss financial center's contribution to innovation and sustainability in the Swiss pavilion in Dubai. The event attracts prominent financial players from around the world, to view the next big developments in the financial sector. This year, it focused on innovative and sustainable finance and opened with Anapaya CEO Martin Bosshardt’s presentation on how SCION is combatting the threats to today’s Internet and the Secure Swiss Finance Network (SSFN).
“The Internet has changed our society - updates about important news, the reliance upon e-commerce during the pandemic, how critical infrastructure is enriched through data, and more prove this every day,” says Martin. “But despite all these benefits, the Internet has intrinsic flaws that can be taken advantage of. The Internet as we know it is not enough for what society needs it to be today.”
SCION technology is positioned as a reliable solution to protecting digital financial freedom and critical federal infrastructure. Anapaya’s solution to the Internet's flaws is best demonstrated through its achievement with the Secure Swiss Finance Network (SSFN). It is currently the most reliable and secure public financial networking solution in the industry, without sacrificing networking flexibility.
Launched in November 2021, the SSFN found great success with early adopters Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB), Raiffeisen, and UBS . The innovative, new network for the Swiss financial industry enables reliable digital transactions and secure communications with a flexible, any-to-any architecture. Anapaya played an essential role in its development, deploying the SCION infrastructure it is based on.
Stemming from research at ETH Zurich, SCION and the SSFN are catalysts for the Swiss banking industry’s evolving, open stance on bank digitalization.
The Swiss government once again solidified its reputation as one of the leading financial centres in the world, boasting its track record of stability, reliability, and openness to innovation. They invited Anapaya specifically to showcase the SSFN project, which is based on SCION, to demonstrate the reliability and security of this new infrastructure for hundreds of interconnected banks and financial institutions.
“We are honored to have presented what SCION is capable of in front of such distinguished attendees,” said Martin. “It further indicates that there is a real need for SCION today and demonstrates what Swiss excellence is capable of on the world stage.”
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Swiss Finance Day celebrates the Swiss financial center's contribution to innovation and sustainability in the Swiss pavilion in Dubai. The event attracts prominent financial players from around the world, to view the next big developments in the financial sector. This year, it focused on innovative and sustainable finance, and opened with Anapaya CEO Martin Bosshardt’s presentation on how SCiON is combatting the threats to today’s Internet and the Secure Swiss Finance Network (SSFN).
“The Internet has changed our society - updates about important news, the reliance upon e-commerce during the pandemic, how critical infrastructure is enriched through data, and more prove this every day,” says Martin. “But despite all these benefits, the Internet has intrinsic flaws that can be taken advantage of. The Internet as we know it is not enough for what society needs it to be today.”
The Swiss government once again solidified its reputation as one of the leading financial centres in the world, boasting its track record of stability, reliability, and openness to innovation. They invited Anapaya specifically to showcase the SSFN project, which is based on SCiON, to demonstrate the reliability and security of this new infrastructure for hundreds of interconnected banks and financial institutions.
“We are honored to have presented what SCiON is capable of in front of such distinguished attendees,” said Martin. “It further indicates that there is a real need for SCiON today and demonstrates what Swiss excellence is capable of on the world stage.”
As the event closed out with a panel discussion, one participant was unable to join due to a faulty connection. Peter Minder, Head of Swiss Financial Communications, hinted at using Anapaya to resolve such issues at the next Swiss day, indicating confidence in SCiON-based, Swiss-made technology.