Earlier this year at RSA 2016, I had the opportunity to sit down with ThirdCertainty Editor Byron Acohido and discuss the inherent challenges of securing the web browsing experience and how those challenges can be overcome using next generation technologies like our secure browser, Passages. The podcast of that discussion...
If you read the news headlines, it is hard to imagine that we can still keep parts of our lives private. From ubiquitous corporate data collection, to all the online database breaches to the recent clashing of the FBI and Apple over creating backdoors into the iPhone, privacy seems like...
Many of us here at Ntrepid were affected by the OPM data breach and have been following the outcome very carefully. Despite all the heartache and strife caused by the breach, there are lessons we can take away to ensure the magnitude of such a breach never happens again.
When talking to people about Passages they often ask us about how we compare to Tor. The difference comes directly from their core design philosophies.
In my recent Tripwire article, I discuss the idea of what exactly is the Internet of Things (IoT) and how we should define and identify the Problematic Internet of Things (PloT).
On Monday, we were honored to host the second Ntrepid-SSP Cyber Symposium. The event served as a great platform to discuss the national security implications of the OPM Data Breach.
Learn why the private or incognito browsing mode feature in your web browser can't provide the full protection that you might think you're getting.
The CyberWire published a podcast of their special report on technology trends from RSA Conference 2016 and interviewed our own Lance Cottrell, chief scientist for Passages. Listen to the podcast
I am proud to announce the next generation of our secure virtual browser that allows users to browse the Internet without fear of picking up malware or other web-based attacks.
Lance Cottrell recaps his Bsides talk about why targeted attacks are a trend, how they are changing the game of cyber defense, and how to protect yourself.
