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Jay Addison Technical and Media Advisor for CryptoBiz Magazine interviews Michael Perklin, President of Bitcoinsultants. Michael is a cyber-security expert and founder of the world’s first Bitcoin consulting firm that specializes in security: Bitcoinsultants. Michael has a Master’s degree in Information Assurance, a Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems Security, holds CISSP and CISA certifications as well as certifications in digital forensics. Michael has conducted security audits of Bitcoin exchanges, Bitcoin software, and has implemented highly-secure key management solutions for companies who require more security than simple cold wallets could provide. Michael has been invited to speak about cyber security, digital forensics, and bitcoin security at conferences internationally and continues to enjoy thinking of new ways to break things so that they can be rebuilt more securely. Jay: This is Jay Addison from CryptoBiz Magazine. We are here live at Inside Bitcoin's in Las Vegas, with Michael Perklin. Michael's with bitcoinsultants and C4. Michael, how are you doing today? Michael: I'm doing great, how are you? Jay: I'm doing great, thank you very much. What large security projects has your company been a part of? Michael: Great question. So my company bitcoinsultants, has provided security services to a variety of exchanges in Canada. Probably the largest project that we've been involved with is with Ethereum. Ethereum had to raise about 30 thousand Bitcoins for their crowd sale. So when Ethereum approached us to design a highly secure Bitcoin vault, we knew that there had to be some serious security and I'm happy to say that the vault that we've implemented for Ethereum, so far not a single satoshi has gone missing. Jay: Will Bitcoin ever be in a place where your average non-tech person can safely secure their coins? Michael: I think so, yes. Now, right now it's true that Bitcoin is a little bit difficult to use, but everyday it's getting easier to use. And I always compare Bitcoin to email. When email first came out, the only real way to use email was on a command line, with the pine email client. But nowadays, we have grandmas using iPads to send emails and photos to their grandchildren. Jay: So much easier. Michael: I see Bitcoin being much the same way. Yes, it's a little bit difficult to use today, but tomorrow, or maybe another tomorrow. There will be extremely easy to use solutions that put in the hands of grandmas everywhere. So, what steps do you think the average user should take to secure their coins? I think one of the most important things to do when you're securing your own coins is to separate the coins into two stacks. One, that is your offline storage, your cold storage, and one that is your online storage. This ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhqMShO88Zk