- The Dubai Police recently unveiled a data management pilot project built on Cardano.
- If the data that is created is altered, it might put the progress towards justice at risk.
With its strategic alliance with the Dubai Police for its customized blockchain solutions, the Cardano Foundation is well on its way to becoming a Middle Eastern crime fighting front.
The Dubai World Police Summit, which recently came to an end, was the venue for the Police to unveil a data management pilot project built on Cardano. The initiative proved, as previously reported, that agencies like Interpol can safely receive sensitive data pertaining to criminal investigations.
Boosting Data Security
Data management is essential for effective advanced crime-fighting. If the data that is created is altered, it might put the progress towards justice at risk. This is where the Cardano Foundation support comes into play. A sophisticated scanner collected scans of bullets in concrete, which were then disseminated to worldwide partners using the Cardano blockchain, as seen in the scenario.
With the support of the well-known blockchain capabilities, Cardano contributed to the data’s security, ensuring that it could not be altered. In addition, the protocol developed by the Cardano Foundation allowed those who were granted access to the data to monitor its use without jeopardizing its security.
To maintain its lead, Cardano is investigating new use cases as the industry embraces tokenization. In order to keep its ecosystem strong, the Cardano Foundation has supported many creative initiatives over the last year.
With the goal of enhancing the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) network’s performance. The Plutus V3 engine has been launched by Input Output HK, the parent company of Cardano.
There was an announcement at the end of last month stating that SanchoNet is prepared to test the new ledger language. The community anticipated that these improvements would cause the protocol to diverge from its previous trajectory.
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