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Endless Vulnerabilities: Email is Inherently Flawed

On June 5, a vulnerability named ‘Return of the WIZard’ was publicly disclosed that rendere...

Secure File Sharing: The next NIST Standard

Last week, Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon sent a letter to the National Institute of Standards (NI...

Insecure Communications: Why Your Emails aren’t as Private as You Think

The internet gives us access in ways we couldn’t have imagined just a generation ago. We can ...

Back doors are bad for encryption

Back Doors – A Bad Idea for Good People

Requiring cloud providers to provide back doors for law enforcement will weaken security for ev...

computer to smartphone communications

Email encryption and protecting executive communications

Verizon’s recent Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) notes that company executives are s...

PreVeil Launches new Partner Program for Cybersecurity Service Providers

PreVeil, a leader in making encryption useable for everyday business, today launched the PreVei...

If Google Ran the Post Office

Google takes egregious liberties with our personal data, but it’s all most of us have ever kn...

Launch of Web PreVeil Beta

Encrypted email solutions for the enterprise have long been cumbersome for admins to manage and...

Data cannot be protected in the cloud unless you use end-to-end encryption

Cloud Services Are Vulnerable Without End-To-End Encryption

The growth of cloud services has been one of the most disruptive phenomena of the Internet era....