Category: Crypto/Security

Every organization needs to foster communication and collaboration between its employees, while at the same time maintaining a level of security that protects the company’s most valuable assets. What communication methods are necessary for the success of your enterprise—and how can you best secure those processes? Why Secure Communication is

When the news broke about the SolarWinds cyber attack, it was clear that this was a breach unlike any we have seen before. From the method of the attack to its sheer scope, this hack has not only affected many in the private sector, but also several government agencies. To

As we ring in the new year, it is natural to reflect on the year behind us and look ahead to the year in front of us. Memories of 2020 will likely revolve around the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world seemed to stand still at the threat of the novel

Because the Department of Defense (DoD) is broadly charged with defending the country against all threats, military and otherwise, cybersecurity has always been part of its portfolio. The DoD first warned about potential vulnerabilities in computer networks almost fifty years ago, and over the years the individual branches of the

If you are new to data security, encryption might seem overly complicated and hard to understand. While encryption itself can be complex, understanding what it is and how it works doesn’t have to be. Encryption is the process of encoding data so that it cannot be read without a key.

In the modern world, threats to national security have become more common and harder to identify. While in-person military operations are still key to our security, there are many battles that aren’t as easily seen, because they are being fought on the digital front. And these digital conflicts can be

It seems like yet another company is falling victim to a data breach almost every week. This isn’t surprising — the average company will face 22 data breaches in 2020 alone. But just because cyber attacks are common doesn’t mean they should be taken lightly; the average cost of a

This article was originally featured on Help Net Security It is a mathematical certainty that data is more protected by communication products that provide end-to-end encryption (E2EE). Yet, many CISOs are required to prioritize regulatory requirements before data protection when considering the corporate use of E2EE communications. Most Fortune 1000 compliance and

Gone are the days of rooms full of filing cabinets — your enterprise’s data is now digital. As such, protecting sensitive data has never been more critical. Cybercriminals are also becoming more skilled at gaining access to sensitive data, requiring businesses to take a proactive role in protecting important information.

Malicious actors have always targeted government entities, especially the Department of Defense, in search of state and military secrets. Today, many of these attacks are also aimed at defense contractors who have access to confidential information – and to DoD networks and systems. Why Contractors are Particularly Vulnerable to Cyber

Cyber attacks can hit companies of any type and size. A study by the University of Maryland revealed that a computer is hacked every 39 seconds, for an average of 2,244 cyber attacks every single day. According to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report, the average cyber attack costs

Recently, Cisco released “The Future of Secure Remote Work Report,” compiling data collected from 3,196 respondents in 21 countries across the world. The report worked to gather data from 30 different industries, spanning corporations large and small.  The topic of this research? Remote work — how it has changed since