Category: Crypto/Security

Collaboration is essential to any team’s success, and secure collaboration is necessary to protect your organization’s assets and communications. To enable and encourage teamwork within your organization, you need to build a secure collaboration framework for both data and communications. Understanding Collaboration Security Collaboration security is similar to traditional data

Cybercrime is on the rise. More than 80% of all organizations have been victim to one or more successful cyberattacks in the past twelve months. That’s up from 78% in 2019 and 77% in 2018. It is increasingly important that your organization take a more proactive approach to data security.

The COVID-19 crisis has dramatically changed how enterprises function. More employees are working remotely instead of on-site, but they still need to collaborate with co-workers and team members. Online communication and collaboration platforms like Wickr have helped employees keep in touch and collaborate on group projects, no matter where they

Cyber threats are on the rise globally. News reports of data breaches are becoming more and more common, whether the affected party is a government agency, business, or an individual. If you need some motivation to take these threats seriously, check out these statistics: The average cost of a data

Your organization’s security posture refers to the overall strength of your cybersecurity. Security posture involves many things, including your organization’s ability to protect data, apps, infrastructure, and more from breaches and cyber attacks. How should you define your organization’s security posture? Put simply: it’s a combination of control and compliance.

When we launched Wickr in 2012, we set out to put real messaging security in the hands of the average person. We built an app on a strong commitment to user privacy, state-of-the-art end-to-end crypto, and security engineering and made it all easy enough for a 3-year-old to use (one

As a Nation, we cannot effectively expand the competitive space to mitigate near-peer competitors from executing large-scale cyber intelligence or attack operations without a “whole-of-society” approach to cyber risk. The recent SolarWinds supply chain compromise — potentially impacting at least 18,000 organizations — has made this clear. We must move

The cybersecurity industry relies on dedicated people with a specialized skill set. These skills are typically learned as part of a comprehensive Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education. Without a strong STEM educational program, the cybersecurity industry will be unable to fill all of the positions set to develop

In a world where news of a widespread cyber attack is becoming commonplace, it’s important that your employees receive cybersecurity training regularly. Without proper training, your employees can make innocent mistakes that can have huge consequences for your company’s data security. Why Your Company Needs Cybersecurity Training Your employees need

Enterprises, government contractors, the military — what do they all have in common? Their success relies on good communication. Employees and consultants need to collaborate with one another wherever they’re located, and they also need to easily communicate with different offices and outside vendors.  But with cybercrime on the rise,

If your organization becomes the victim of a cyber attack, what steps should you take? With cyber attacks on the rise and cybercrime expected to cost $6 trillion globally in 2021, it’s important that you have a plan for how to respond if your company is attacked. Detecting a Cyber

Cybersecurity can be viewed as reactive or proactive, or a mixture of both. Not sure what the difference is between proactive and reactive cybersecurity? Below we will explain what cybersecurity practices are proactive or reactive and how end-to-end encryption is an essential part of a proactive security practice. Comparing Proactive