CypherGenics Launches FASTKAT Security Technology

August 26, 2026
CypherGenics has launched FASTKAT, a patented security technology for identity, authentication, and encryption across enterprise and critical infrastructure systems.

CypherGenics has launched FASTKAT, a security technology for identity, authentication, and encryption in enterprise and critical infrastructure systems, the company announced in a press release.

FASTKAT is designed to secure connected digital systems, including AI agents, devices, data, and digital interactions. The company says the technology uses a fully symmetric method and is intended to avoid the cost and complexity of traditional PKI systems.

The launch is backed by CypherGenics patents covering secure digital ecosystems, encryption, digital signatures, trusted execution, blockchain verification, and secure handling of executable instructions and program data. The portfolio includes U.S. Patent No. 12,587,513, issued on March 24, 2026.

CypherGenics said FASTKAT is aimed at enterprises, utilities, government agencies, and critical infrastructure operators preparing for quantum computing risks and security issues tied to AI generated identities.

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