> I believe there's a reason that homomorphic encryption has not been broadly accepted as an allowed standard. Well, yes... Practical homomorphic encryption is

> I believe there's a reason that homomorphic encryption has not been broadly accepted as an allowed standard. Well, yes... Practical homomorphic encryption is cutting-edge research, and standards bodies like NIST aren't going to deal with an area like this until it's much closer to "solved" (by which I mean much more efficient, with more practical applications, widely used and scrutinized schemes, etc.)