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Gmail client-side encryption: A deep dive

Google Security

Director of Engineering, Google Workspace In February, we expanded Google Workspace client-side encryption (CSE) capabilities to include Gmail and Calendar in addition to Drive, Docs, Slides, Sheets , and Meet. When CSE is enabled, email messages are protected using encryption keys that are fully under the customer’s control.

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Anton’s Security Blog Quarterly Q4 2021

Anton on Security

Random fun new posts: “SOC Technology Failures?—?Do Do They Matter?” Kill SOC Toil, Do SOC Eng” “Anton and The Great XDR Debate, Part 1” Fun posts by topic.

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NDR unveiled as essential when complying with the Executive Order

Cisco Security

Endpoint detection and response (EDR), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and the need for increased encryption, while implementing a zero-trust approach, were all called out as requirements within the order. While the term NDR is relatively new, the technology is not. Analyze encrypted traffic. See figure 1].

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SMS Security & Privacy Gaps Make It Clear Users Need a Messaging Upgrade

Google Security

It’s hard to believe that at a time where technologies like AI are transforming our world, a forty-year old mobile messaging standard is still so prevalent. Like any forty-year-old technology, SMS is antiquated compared to its modern counterparts. That’s especially concerning when it comes to security.

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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Blog Series: Using Technology to Safeguard the Nation’s Critical Infrastructure

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

This problem is magnified by the adoption of newer technologies, such as cloud, big data, internet of things (IoT), software containers and other transformative technologies that make defining a perimeter much more difficult. Perimeter defense, while necessary, is not enough to protect our sensitive data.

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Post-Quantum Cryptography: Lessons Learned from SHA-1 Deprecation

Security Boulevard

The same issues, or even worse, will be faced in the near future if businesses, organizations and agencies fail to be proactive in establishing concise and comprehensive policies and practices for migrating to a post-quantum encryption regime. NIST has developed a whitepaper which outlines the steps for migration to post-quantum cryptography.

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How can predictive analysis unlock the potential of 5G?

CyberSecurity Insiders

Whether it’s the hyper-fast download speeds , low latency or its ability to unlock the full potential of smart technology, we have all come to understand what we can expect from the next generation of mobile connectivity. For more information on building a 5G world we can all trust, see: Our recent whitepaper.

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