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Findings from a new study take a closer look at the evolution of encryption, analyzing adoption rates of the tech and evolution of privacy awareness.

As a general summary, there are two ways how one of leading encryption software reduces unexpected costs companies experience when deploying BitLocker.

Learn how to protect yourself from mobile security threats in this article. #security #encryption

Here's some security concerns to take note of for your business in 2014 #security #encryption

Learn the best ways to protect your business from #mobilesecurity threats! #encryption

Here's a great article explaining the five steps to secure your #SMB.

Here's a great article explaining the benefits of #SEDs for a business.

Learn how our future will be #encrypted in the great blog post.

Your phone probably has a tiny camera in it that you use to take fun photos of your kids, dogs, vacation, but someone else could be accessing it and you may not even know.

The best way to explain how to choose a good password is to explain how they're broken.

Security and privacy are important concerns for anyone, especially in the wake of revelations about NSA intelligence activities and massive data breaches like the one at Target. A new study from Fortinet, however, indicates that security and privacy behavior differs significantly by generation.

When it comes to building a breach response team, too many healthcare organizations use a "volunteer firefighter model," taking inadequate steps to prepare for incidents, says security expert Brian Evans.

Pre-boot Network Authentication (PBNA). It’s a technology we’ve been talking about for the better part of a couple of years now, but now it’s really starting to take off.

WinMagic looks like it's set to have a great 2014!

TPMs have been shipping for nearly 8 years now.

WinMagic is making constant improvement! See how...

Last week at RSA Conference 2014 we announced the results of a Harris Poll survey we commissioned. It was an interesting process and the data it revealed was not altogether surprising, but the main conclusion one draws from it is frightening for IT professionals.