Major Insecurity in Comodo’s “Secure” Browser
In an advisory published today, a Google engineer has pointed out that the security firm’s Comodo suite of tools to stay safe online actually exposes users to possible attacks.
03Feb
OPM Breach Victims Offered a Secure Web Browser
Today Ntrepid announced a program to provide our Passages secure virtual browser to the victims of the OPM breach.
29Jan
How to Protect Against Targeting, Phishing, and Malvertising
In our January webinar, Lance Cottrell explains why attackers are now using targeting to make phishing attacks and malvertising more effective and damaging, and techniques you can use to protect yourself.
18Jan
How a Virtual Browser Can Protect You From Ransomware
The best approach to the ever-present threat of ransomware is to avoid it in the first place. Here's the tool you need to protect yourself.
14Jan
Don’t Think You Are a Target of Computer Hacking? Think Again.
Every one of us has access, or can provide a path to access valuable data in one way or or another. I explain why it is critical that we ALL take appropriate precautions to protect ourselves from online attacks.
18Dec
Passages Secure Anonymous Browser for Enterprise
It has been an amazing year for Ntrepid. We're ending 2015 on the highest note ever with Passages being rolled out to enterprise clients before its official unveiling. Check out our press release, and stay tuned for even bigger news to kickoff 2016!
16Dec
Convenience of Mobile Computing Comes at a Security Cost
In a new Third Certainty article, Lance Cottrell gives his assessment of how the intensifying developments of the increase of mobile computing and the rise of cyber insurance will converge in the new year.
16Dec
First Annual Georgetown University SSP-Ntrepid Cyber Symposium
A Textbook Demonstration for the Benefits of Enterprises Collaborating with Academia
08Dec
Firefox Protection is Not a FireFix
Lance Cottrell explains why Firefox's private window security update is just a short term fix in the Nov 24 iTWire article.
24Nov
FBI Paid Carnegie Mellon $1M to Crack User IDs, Claims Tor
In the recent TechNewsWorld article, Ntrepid chief scientist Lance Cottrell comments on the security of the Tor network.