A major debate is currently raging in the U.S. over changes to a rule that dictates how law enforcement can perform electronic searches on suspects’ computers. In this FAQ, we dive deep into Rule 41, the upcoming changes, and how this will potentially affect VPN customers in the U.S. and abroad.

"As the age of the workforce drops, employees expect all work-related functions and corporate information to be available on their phones or other mobile devices.” Perhaps more than anything else, this statement sums up the current state of corporate mobile computing today. However, as Mark Lorion,

Russia may have moved troops into Ukraine on February 24th, 2022, but its cyberwar against Ukraine began eight years earlier. Long before Putin’s full-scale invasion, Russian hackers began targeting Ukrainian infrastructure and government institutions. Because the cyberwar is an important but

Most of us are too busy having fun on social media to recognize the many dangers that lurk there. We have gotten into the habit of sharing everything, which could easily lead to significant information falling into the wrong hands. This is true both for our personal information as well as for

Most efforts at security today focus on keeping out the “bad guys” and building strong walls to prevent attackers from getting within reach of sensitive corporate assets. However, what happens if attackers do manage to break through the various barriers? What if the attackers are already

The security products offered by GamaSec are so good, they convinced a leading insurance company to offer an insurance policy against data breaches along with GamaSec products. This is something of which Avi Bartov, co-founder and CEO of GamaSec is particularly proud. He is also proud to be

In my discussion with Peter Martini, the President of iboss, he outlines the current trends driving the secure web gateway market, and security software in general. He also outlines several approaches taken by traditional secure web gateway providers and explains why they fall short and cannot

Do we really need yet another enterprise threat detection system? If you are in the healthcare field, the answer is a resounding yes! In this interview, Protenus co-founder and President Robert Lord outlines very clearly how the security and privacy needs of electronic health records are very

Leon Schumacher, the Co-Founder and CEO of pretty Easy privacy, is extremely focused on one – and only one – goal. He wants to make email privacy simple to deploy for companies and individuals. He is convinced that by doing so, the current adoption of email encryption will rise significantly from

Despite all of the technologies and efforts invested in protecting an organization’s network, the reality is that there will ultimately be some malware or hacker that breaches the security of the network. When (not if) that occurs, how vulnerable are your applications and the data they

What started as a university research project has evolved into a leading commercial product for Chris Kruegel, the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Lastline. Alternating between academia and industry, Chris has enhanced and evolved his original malware detection sandbox and engine into a

Taking technology for granted has its implications, especially when it means you are sacrificing your privacy in return. Surprisingly, it is not just the NSA, but governments from around the world are working tirelessly to introduce legislations giving them access to monitor, store and review every

Carl Herberger has gone from protecting his country on the battlefield to protecting his customers in cyberspace. As the Vice President of Security Solutions at Radware, Carl is very committed and passionate about security and that comes through very clearly in our interview. In our discussion,

While many people have heard of Bitcoins or cryptocurrency, far fewer people are familiar with the underlying technology called “blockchain.” However, blockchain and systems based on them are starting to get more and more attention – and not just for digital currencies. Peter Kirby, the Chief

When most people hear the word “forensics” they think of police investigations and TV shows like CSI and Law and Order.  However, in the rapidly expanding world of computer security, digital forensics is playing an ever-increasingly important role alongside security intelligence

There is no doubt that user identity, authentication, and authorization is becoming increasingly critical to application development today. Most developers still implement these functions by building them from scratch or using very primitive identity frameworks. Matias Woloski, the CTO &

More and more companies today are subject to strict compliance and regulatory requirement regarding much of the data that they store in their system. In general, data privacy is becoming a greater concern for most enterprises. Cliff White, the CTO of Accellion explains how his company’s kiteworks

Just about every enterprise and organization today has in place a large assortment of security devices, software, and procedures to respond to security threats. What they are often lacking, however, is enough trained security personnel to execute the necessary actions. What they are really lacking

Carsten Willems, the CEO & co-founder of VMRay, has been developing malware detection sandboxes for many years. During that time, he has seen many different approaches, each with their inherent flaws or limitations. However, his latest VMRay Analyzer uses an agentless hypervisor approach that

The idea of biometric identification replacing passwords as the standard method of identifying users has moved from a future technology in movies to common usage in our daily lives. Once Apple introduced fingerprint sensing in the iPhone 5S, biometric sensing entered the mainstream and is now

While there is no question in anyone’s mind that companies must provide increased amount of security training to their employees, it is not always obvious what is the best way to do that. In this interview, Kurt Wescoe, the Chief Architect at Wombat Security Technologies, explains his company’s