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Coinmint was founded in 2015 as a private Bitcoin mining firm, exclusively for high net worth private investors. Because of the unique infrastructure Coinmint created, these investors were allowed to receive returns at rates that far surpassed any of the alternatives. In late 2015, we opened the platform to the professional, accredited investors, to further increase the economies of scale for all, and provide an opportunity for broader participation. The current members of our team come from diverse areas, including technical, infrastructure, and financial, bringing the highest level of talent to a truly best of breed operation. We are all strong believers in the future of digital currencies and we love being part of this growing community!
The Active Group is a Portland, OR-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
IBEX Systems is a Bloomingdale, IL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
TxVia Inc is a New York, NY-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
HALOCK is a U.S.-based information security consultancy that is privately owned and operated out of its headquarters in Schaumburg, IL since 1996. From mid-sized to the Fortune 100, HALOCK`s clients span many industries including financial services, healthcare, legal, education, energy, SaaS/cloud, enterprise retail, and more. HALOCK is your security partner, providing both strategic and technical security offerings by combining strong thought leadership, diagnostic capabilities, and deep technical expertise with a proven ability to get things done. HALOCK helps clients prioritize and optimize their security investments by applying just the right amount of security to protect critical business assets while satisfying compliance requirements and corporate goals. HALOCK Security Labs and CIS (Center for Internet Security) have co-developed the CIS Risk Assessment Method (RAM) to help organizations find their balance between security and business while evaluating and implementing the CIS Controls. CIS RAM helps organizations define their acceptable level of risk, and determine whether their use of the CIS Controls is risk-appropriate. This method is the first to be based on the Duty of Care Risk Analysis Standard (DoCRA) to help organizations evaluate cyber risk in a way that is clear to legal authorities, regulators, executives, lay people, and security practitioners. DoCRA establishes reasonable security. CIS RAM is an information security risk assessment method that helps organizations design and evaluate their implementation of the CIS Controls. CIS RAM provides instructions, examples, templates, and exercises for conducting risk assessments. And because CIS RAM is based on the DoCRA Standard, its risk assessments meet the requirements of established information security risk assessment standards and demonstrate whether safeguards are `reasonable` and `appropriate` as regulators and judges often require.