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Hacking the election in 2018

A review of 2017 predictions and the road ahead   In May 2017, PreVeil penned an article f...

Phishing and spoofing: The scary state of impersonation on the web

In 2017, the FBI reported that their Internet Crime Compliance Center (IC3) received a total of...

Enabling E- Discovery without Creating Vulnerabilities

E-Discovery has long been a necessary investigative tool for the enterprise. Whether you’re i...

Beyond Facebook Tokens: Proving You are You without Tokens

On September 25th of this year, Facebook discovered that 50 million users had their accounts ha...

Trusted Communities: Breaking the paradox of email security

Email, long the primary collaboration tool for business, is fundamentally untrustworthy and bro...

PreVeil Announces New Partner Program

PreVeil, an innovative leader in end to end encryption for email and files, is excited  to off...

Stronger Security with PreVeil’s New Device Management

PreVeil is excited to announce the release of its highly anticipated device management capabil...

Why Google’s Intrusion into Privacy Trumps Facebook’s

Facebook has dominated the news of late around its user privacy transgressions. First the drama...

End to end encryption is the only way to secure data in the cloud

PreVeil is not vulnerable to EFail attacks

Recent news articles have highlighted vulnerabilities in the common email encryption standards ...