This spring, data breaches picked up right where they left off in 2020, with recent incidents at a dating website and various healthcare data breaches grabbing headlines. In response to these attacks, enterprises are turning to encryption to keep data secure, whether it’s at rest, in transit or in u...

For those of you old enough to remember Second Life, among the many ‘firsts’ that made it notable was a virtual currency that  had direct real-world value. If you made and sold items in Second Life, you could trade Linden Dollars for actual currency. These days, cryptocurrencies and non-fungible to...

In my previous blog on the insights gleaned from this year’s Entrust Global Encryption Trends Study, I looked at the apparent disconnect between the recognized importance of customer data protection and the prioritization of encrypting that information. In this blog, we’ll look at the changing shape...

Cybercrime is on the rise. In our digital-first world, distributed workplaces and remote work routines are creating new security vulnerabilities for employers. But how are enterprises responding to the increased threat landscape? The Entrust annual Global Encryption Trends Study aims to answer thi...

Fall has arrived in the US northeast, and with it comes beautiful foliage, pumpkin spice lattes, apple crisp, cool nights and moderate days – what’s not to love!  Another sign of fall is the arrival of the annual Global PKI and IoT Trends Study from the Ponemon Institute – now in its 5th year. And a...

Once mainly a topic for math geeks and techies, encryption is now widely recognized as the technology that protects your information from exposure if it’s captured in a data breach, or conversely blocks your access to it if you fall victim to a ransomware attack. It’s a fundamental part of an enterp...

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! It’s time to rev up for the holiday shopping season. For some, these words are cause for celebration. They strike fear in the hearts of others. Whatever the case, the race has begun, so ...