Let’s remember how the SealedGRID key management functions

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The video presents how the initial SealedGRID key management module implements its actions. The SealedGRID key management provides:

Scalability: The key management scheme will be the foundation of all the communications and the majority of the protective measures to be put in place.
Interoperability: The key management scheme will be the foundation of all the communications and the majority of the protective measures to be put in place.
Secure networking: The key management scheme will be the foundation of all the communications and the majority of the protective measures to be put in place
High availability: The overall performance of the network since the the network will not be affected if come of its entities are offline.

The next version of the SealedGRID will also include a certificate look up mechanism that allows SG entities to efficiently search for credentials of other entities in the blockchain and establish trust relationships and trusted paths among them. The final version will be released on the D3.2.