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The virtual private network (VPN) represents an economical and efficient way for a company to communicate with remote employees, vendors and other partners by providing a secure method for those authorized users to access its corporate network.... More Info

On August 10, Marc Gilbert heard a voice coming from the bedroom of his two-year-old daughter, but it wasn’t his wife’s and it certainly wasn’t a lullaby. The voice belonged to a man with a British accent who had hacked into the Texas home to unleash a diatribe of explicit language.... More Info

Regulation and security have been closely connected since the beginning of modern civilization. It could even be argued that without proscription there would be no security.... More Info

Securing a mobile network is a bit like playing dodgeball in the dark: you know you’re going to get hit, but you have no idea when or from where. That presents real challenges for mobile network operators (MNOs) preparing for a future of revenues generated by services like mobile banking, healthcare and even connected cars, all of which demand highly secure environments.... More Info

You don’t have to be in the international espionage game to be interested in encrypted, secure communications services that can’t be accessed by spies, government agencies or even a suspicious spouse. But when Edward Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA), released classified information about the United States government’s covert surveillance activities, he not only made average citizens think twice about even the most mundane emails and phone calls, he also brought down some of the most well-known and highly regarded encrypted-email service providers in the US.... More Info