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Outdated Government And Commercial Security Policies Encourage Dangerous Workarounds

by Jonas Gyllensvaan | Sep 4, 2019 | Blog, News Releases

Mobile workforces requiring “anytime, anywhere” access are the established reality for many public- and private-sector organizations. And although comprehensive security policies go to great lengths to account for the devices and applications employees are using, gaps...

A Holistic Approach to Mobile Threat Defense

by Jonas Gyllensvaan | Sep 3, 2019 | Blog

Mobile computing has become such an integral part of the work/life environment that people no longer even think about it. Communicating with colleagues, tapping into business applications, and accessing networks from handheld devices is part of everyday life for most...

ET Exchange Summit, June 17-19

by Jonas Gyllensvaan | Jun 11, 2019 | Blog, Upcoming Events

SyncDog to the Rockies! Enterprise Transformation Exchange is a hosted summit focused exclusively on bringing enterprise IT decision-makers together with industry experts and solution providers for 2.5 days of peer-to-peer networking and information sharing. For the...

Data Email Security with Syncdog

by Brian Egenrieder | Apr 30, 2019 | Blog

Protecting Against Information Fraud Last week, the CIA issued a warning against Huawei, claiming that they had received funding from China’s intelligence wing. This comes after the Canadian authorities’ arrest of the company’s CFO and Australia issuing an outright...

Solution to VPN Weaknesses: Encrypting Data Both in Transit and at Rest

by Brian Egenrieder | Apr 16, 2019 | Blog

Cyber-security and Infrastructure Security Usually, when it comes to data security, everything is fine—until it isn’t. Last week, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released warnings about alarming vulnerabilities in enterprise VPN applications from...

How Secure.Systems Containerization Protects You Even if your Device has been Jailbroken

by Brian Egenrieder | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog

Jailbreak Detection – The First Line of Defense Both our iOS and Android clients have built-in jailbreak detection that will not only prevent the application from running, but will automatically wipe the container’s data in the event the device is compromised. This...

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