Duality’s secure data platform now available on Oracle Cloud

LAS VEGAS - Duality Technologies announced Monday that its secure data collaboration platform is now available in the Oracle Cloud Marketplace and can be deployed on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Oracle, a prominent player in the software industry with annual revenue of $59 billion and EBITDA of $24.5 billion, has seen robust growth with revenue increasing nearly 10% over the last twelve months.

The integration enables government, defense, and intelligence customers to secure data collaboration for mission-critical operations using OCI’s security features across specialized government, sovereign, and classified cloud environments, including Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions.

According to the announcement, the partnership allows customers to issue encrypted queries across networks and obtain confidential results while maintaining security standards and regulatory compliance. The platform leverages OCI’s architecture for compute-intensive analytics and AI workloads.

"Government and defense organizations need to balance innovation with absolute confidentiality," said Dr. Alon Kaufman, CEO of Duality Technologies, in a press release statement.

The platform offers several security features including quantum-ready cross-domain solutions, homomorphic encryption for computation on encrypted data, secure multiparty computation for joint analysis without revealing individual inputs, and federated learning for AI model training across decentralized data sources.

Additional capabilities include built-in governance with data access controls and high-performance infrastructure optimized for privacy-enhancing technologies.

Rand Waldron, vice president at Oracle, stated that making Duality’s platform available on Oracle Cloud Marketplace enables customers "to collaborate securely and leverage advanced AI tools to transform sensitive data into a decisive, strategic advantage."

The announcement was made at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas.

In other recent news, Oracle announced the expansion of its Oracle Defense Ecosystem with the addition of ten new technology partners. These partners specialize in areas such as secure communications, AI-powered situational awareness, and cyber resilience. Meanwhile, BMO Capital has raised its price target for Oracle to $355, maintaining an Outperform rating, citing an upcoming FA event as a potential catalyst. Bernstein SocGen Group also reiterated an Outperform rating, highlighting Oracle’s transition to cloud-based services and the growth of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Citi further raised its price target for Oracle to $415, viewing the recent share price decline as a buying opportunity, despite concerns about backlog quality and profitability. Additionally, Google reported a significant hacking campaign targeting Oracle’s business software, resulting in the theft of substantial customer data from various companies.

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