In light of recent high-profile attacks on secure data stored on servers, enterprises and organizations are trying to find ways to add extra layers of protection to their data. One way companies add security is through implementation of a Hardware Security Module (HSM), a secure cryptoprocessor for digital key management. In an effort to make […]

StrikeForce Technologies, an online identity theft and data breach prevention specialist, has signed a marketing and distribution agreement with DWCC Ltd. to cover the European market. Based in London, DWCC is a technology-focused business development company. Under the terms of the agreement, DWCC will act as StrikeForce’s provider, giving marketing, distribution and support services to […]

Austin-based CSIdentity has launched an identity protection product that can be implemented on a global scale. Global ID Protector enables companies to deploy a standard solution across many locations and countries, yet still allow access to localized alerts that can be grouped by country and language. The product’s key selling point is CSIdentity’s CyberAgent technology […]

Colorado-based network security solutions and certified compliance company StillSecure released an updated version of its Network Access Control (NAC) product called Safe Access. Safe Access prevents unauthorized access and malicious endpoint activity, while enforcing an organization’s own security policies and helping it comply with PCI, HIPAA, GLBA, FISMA and SOX. The enhancements to the product […]

As more and more companies migrate to the cloud, they are becoming more aware of the need for managed authentication services, reports ZD Net. However, companies are still wary of authentication providers in terms of reliability and ceding control. Although companies want to migrate to the cloud, they’re not as willing to invest the money […]

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded a $44,000 contract to Videotape Products of Burbank, Calif., to test the security of two Apple product for government use. As reported by Infosecurity, the contract launches a pilot program intended to determine how NIST users can safely use the Apple iPad and iPhone for […]

Apple has decided to deprecate the Common Data Security Architecture in its new OS X Lion, reports The Mac Observer. While users will still be able to use smart card services in Lion and utilize third-party options, the components and services will not be bundled into Lion. Customers can use their smart cards on OS […]