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Cryptzone Secured eMail
Cryptzone’s Secured eMail is a client-server application that runs on the company’s simple encryption platform (SEP).
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Cryptzone Secured eMail Enterprise v3.2
Cryptzone’s Secured eMail Enterprise v3.2 is a desktop client application that integrates into Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes to provide email encryption.
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Company news: New hires at RedSeal Networks, Rapid7, and Cryptzone’s acquisition
From new hires and acquisitions to securing millions in equity financing, this month's company news features a collection of industry moves.
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Twitter blocks intel agencies from data analytics service
Twitter blocked U.S. intelligence agencies' access to data provided by a private company that scans Twitter feeds.
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Cryptzone Secured eFile, Secured eUSB v4.8.3, Secured eCollaboration
Cryptzone Secured eFile and Secured eUSB are part of the Simple Encryption Platform (SEP). Secured eFile is a file and folder encryption application for network share drives, desktops, laptops, CD/DVDs, USB flash drives and USB external hard drives.
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U.S. preparing indictment against Iranian hackers of NY dam
U.S. authorities are reportedly preparing to issue an indictment against Iranian hackers believed to have carried out acyber attack against a New York dam.
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Finalists for 2008 SC Magazine Awards announced
SC Magazine has announced the finalists for the 2008 SC Awards. The awards presentation dinner will be held April 8, 2008, in San Francisco, Calif.
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CIA readies itself for cyber-attack on Russia
"Covert" action against Russia planned by Obama administration says NBC report
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North Korea link surfaces in SWIFT banking attacks
If the North Korea link is verified for the Swift heists we may now have a new axis-of-(banking)-evil with nuclear-armed bank robbers.
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Expanding IRS breach drags passwords into broader discussion
While the IRS continues investigating its May data breach, the accessing of sensitive information brings up the idea of two-factor authentication and passwords.
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