US Homeland Security in Factom blockchain grant for securing credentials, imports

By cineramaNovember 19, 2019Bitcoin Business

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) awarded $197,292 to Texas-based Factom to develop a blockchain security system for imports such as raw materials into the country.

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US Homeland Security in Factom blockchain grant for securing credentials, imports

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