Can vs. Should: Real-World Equivalents in the Debate on Encryption Backdoors
Last month, we watched as Apple was once again pressured to break iPhone security mechanisms in order to assist in a government investigation. This time,
Last month, we watched as Apple was once again pressured to break iPhone security mechanisms in order to assist in a government investigation. This time,
Somewhere in chapter 1 of any intro to information security textbook you’ll find a brief history of computing ending with a point that much of
As hard as it may be, enterprises are looking for communication solutions that will keep their data secure so they can collaborate with internal and
A recent Military Times article reported on the use of secure communications products, including WickrME and Signal, on government cell phones. The article cites the
I have been at Wickr for almost three years and come from a more traditional software background. It’s interesting for me to now work with
Whether you’re sharing data with co-workers, other companies, or customers, Wickr is the preferred messaging solution. More and more organizations are using Wickr’s encrypted communication
In the summer of 2017, we witnessed the WannaCry attack, the worst ransomware outbreak in history. According to a Reuters report, global revenue losses from
If your organization is looking for a new company-wide messaging app, there are lots of choices available. That means, however, that it’s easy to make
Data encryption is necessary to help protect your company’s valuable data. It’s also important when you need to keep your company’s communications secure. For this
It’s important for members of your team to effectively and efficiently communicate and collaborate with each another. So, using an encrypted messaging app is a
Data encryption provides the best available protection against unauthorized access to data. Although encryption has been proven to be indispensable to companies that store significant
The public didn’t always have to be so diligent about keeping their data secure. However, as long as tech companies, government entities, and cybercriminals want