Random numbers are used as the foundation in many areas of security, which include encryption, authentication, signing, key wrapping and other cryptographic applications. Hackers can steal or guess keys, an action which is made easier by poor random number generators.
Most computer systems use a software random number generator (RNG) even though they are less secure, because a dedicated hardware RNG is costly, and bulky.  Although software RNGs may be useful in some applications, they fail to provide an adequate security barrier in most applications where true randomness is required.

EYL has developed a micro quantum random bit generator by extracting unpredictable randomness which naturally comes from radioactive isotopes inserted into a 5mm device, instead of using optical methods which are commercialized but prohibitively expensive and bulky.  Since internally emitted alpha particles in the device are completely random, we can get perfect randomness from natural phenomena.  Using this technology, EYL provides not only USB, PCIe and server type quantum random number generator for security systems, but also it provides complimentary related hardware/software applications. This is the world s first patented technology of its kind, and can be deployed on security systems for diverse purposes with affordable pricing.