Capital One Services, LLC

Bharath Bhushan Sreeravindra

Hao Cheng

Ashish Gupta

John Fields

Marek Bazler

Matthew Michael Burke

Andrew Berger

In some aspects, a computing system may authenticate a user before blockchain functions may be performed and provide obstacles to prevent brute force attacks in decentralized computing systems or other distributed computing system environments. The computing system may use a smart contract to assist with authenticating a user. As authentication attempts fail, the computing system may increase a network usage cost associated with authentication. By doing so, the security of a computing system may be improved by making it cost-prohibitive for malicious actors to perform brute force attacks. Further, a computing system may use a variety of biometric information that may provide additional verification and security when authentication is performed.

User authentication in decentralized computing system environment

Systems and methods, as described herein, may comprise and/or utilize data governance systems to enable end-to-end encrypted communications between an organization and third parties as well as between systems internal to the organization. The data governance systems may enforce compliance with an organization's data governance policies, as well as various laws, rules, and/or policies, for encrypted communications and/or other encrypted data payloads.

Cryptography-as-a-service

A system for security key rotation in a cloud computing environment is disclosed. The system performs steps to at least initiate, at a predetermined interval, a call to determine whether to initiate generation of a public-private key pair for a client application. The system determines whether to initiate generation of the public-private key pair for the client application and based on determining to initiate generation of the public-private key pair for the client application, transmits a control signal requesting generation of the public-private key pair The system generates the public-private key pair and transmits a private key associated with the public-private key pair to a secure storage location for later retrieval by the client application and transmits a public key associated with the public-private key pair to a public key service for later retrieval by a client associated with the client application.

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Bharath Bhushan Sreeravindra