The reason most enterprises find themselves behind the “security 8-ball” is because they are stuck in the OODA loop race. While this has been a sound philosophy for security practice, it simply can’t keep up with the pace of threats enterprises see today on a daily basis.
Welcome to our new cybersecurity podcast series! In the first episode I sat down with Cylance’s Chief Research Officer, Jon Miller, and discussed some of the biggest issues in cybersecurity from the increase in Ransomware effectiveness to the challenges of keeping up with the “Security Joneses.”
When it comes to checking for hostile files coming in from the web, it is much more difficult than simply scanning an email. To ensure a safe web browsing experience, everyone needs to practice all four of these safe download guidelines.
Any organization can be the target of strategic hacking; everyone has something of value to someone. While these attacks are conducted without the intent of having immediate benefits to the hacker, their impact can be just as devastating.
If you received this email when you logged on to your computer Friday you are among millions who have been required by Twitter to reset your password on your account. Were your account credentials stolen? How can you avoid this fate in the future?
Lately I have been wondering if security vs. convenience is an unavoidable tradeoff; but after an opportunity I had this week to sit down at roundtables during the GTRA Summit with CIOs, CTOs and CISOs from across the U.S. government and private industries, I believe we can have both without...
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.
