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Without end to end encryption, all data on a server can be compromised. End to end encryption limits the amount of data that can be accessed.

The importance of eliminating central points of attack

  Security textbooks tell us that it is unsafe for a system with sensitive data to have a ...

The Economist, the Equihack, and PreVeil

Shortly after news of the Equifax breach – which impacted 1 in 2 Americans – broke,...

Your Data is Nobody’s Business but Yours – Or So You Think

There’s a false sense of privacy being felt by businesses and consumers using cloud-based ser...

Recent AWS Leaks Reveal the Only Way to Truly Protect Data in the Cloud: End-To-End Encryption

In the past several months, a variety of companies have unintentionally exposed hundreds of mil...

Recent Breach Attempts Highlight the Inherent Weakness of Passwords

In the middle of July, private sector researchers revealed that they had detected a series of...

Swedish Government Reels After Avoidable Data Leak

The government of Sweden is in crisis following a massive data leak that may have affected near...

The United Kingdom Parliament Hack: Passwords as a Cybersecurity Achilles Heel

The institutions of western democracies have been under a sustained cyber assault from skilled ...

Protecting Think Tanks Against a Cyber Onslaught

Beginning in mid-2015, two Russian-linked cyber actors launched a concerted hacking effort agai...

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Revised ABA guidance pressures lawyers to use encryption

Last month, on May 11, 2017, the ABA’s ethics committee published revised guidance regarding ...