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Transparently encrypt data on legacy systems, servers, devices & distributed applications. Encrypt stored data right out of the box quickly and with confidence.

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Operating on an old laptop? Have a bunch of old desktops in the office? Older workstations with antiquated operating systems are at the most risk for data breaches. Encryptionizer renders the stored data useless if the perimeter is breached. https://t.co/Ky8nMJvO4Z #infosec

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Welcome to the Sept edition of Encryptionizer Hash! While backpacks are getting packed and classrooms are filling up, it's also a good time for organizations to revisit the cybersecurity fundamentals that too often get overlooked until they're needed most. https://t.co/vq4yy8Awp8

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Encryption Therapy Friday: Some things are irreplaceable. Dolly spent a lifetime reminding us that you can be smart w/out taking yourself too seriously, successful w/out forgetting where you came from & larger than life while still having an enormous heart. We will always love u.

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When it comes to the security and protection of sensitive data, you might think that standard, out-of-the-box encryption is all you need. But you’d be wrong! In reality, encryption comes in many varieties based on methodology, strength, and security. https://t.co/seM9DQL2fU

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Cybersecurity experts recommend changing your password every 3 months. At NetLib Security, we also know strong passwords are essential, but they’re not enough on their own. Passwords protect access. Encryption protects impact. https://t.co/urobRNHfHE #infosec

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Application security must be a strategic priority for businesses of all sizes and across all sectors. Read more in our white paper on Application Encryption and Security. https://t.co/mTVbLCeTYR #infosec #cybersecurity

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Download our free Guide to Encryption for Compliance and Data Protection — practical steps to meet HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA without expensive re-engineering. Real-world examples, compliance checklists, and actionable steps you can take today! https://t.co/VRHKZ92jCp #infosec

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As ransomware technology becomes increasingly pervasive and sophisticated, the frequency of such attacks is expected to rise. While the focus may often be on securing data in transit, the importance of protecting data at rest cannot be overstated. https://t.co/J1N44l3Aou

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Ever wonder what happened to Visual FoxPro? Turns out, it’s still alive and kicking for thousands of businesses and government agencies, even though Microsoft stopped supporting it ages ago! https://t.co/KVCa9eaM8W #infosec #cybersecurity #AI

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Encryption Therapy Friday 👉 This week’s pro tip brought to you by that one intern who just wanted to be helpful 😁

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No shortage of unauthorized intrusions by third parties this month. A new data breach against Unlimited Technology Systems, a practice management and revenue cycle software vendor, has compromised the personal and medical records of 442,000 patients. https://t.co/ScI0bnmKyH

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As data breaches continue to rise and AI continues to evolve, attacks will become more convincing, more automated, and harder to detect. But encryption, properly implemented, remains one of the few controls that doesn’t rely on predicting attacker behavior https://t.co/VbgyQvalR3

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It's concerning how unprepared many people seem for the drastic changes quantum computing poses to data security. While research continues into methods of encryption resistant to quantum-powered attacks, it’s important to know where things stand currently. https://t.co/OslftXNFTy

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Encryption Therapy Friday: This week’s pro tip brought to you by enabling macros. The button that keeps attackers optimistic. #infosec #cybersecurity #datasecurity #AI #fridayfunnies #techhumor

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Stop asking "Can we prevent the breach?" A better question is: "If a breach happens tomorrow, what would the attacker actually get?" Read more in our new article: Why Data at Rest Is the Most Misunderstood Part of Data Security. https://t.co/5mEOiDY7gp #infosec #cybersecurity

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If your security strategy ends at detection, you're missing one of the most important layers. Read more 👇 Why Data at Rest Is the Most Misunderstood Part of Data Security. https://t.co/5mEOiDY7gp #infosec

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If attackers reach stored data, every other security investment suddenly depends on one question: Can they actually read what they stole? Protecting data at rest changes the conversation from preventing breaches to limiting their impact. https://t.co/nEtiaPsrYD... #infosec

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The biggest blind spot in cybersecurity isn't what you think. Everyone talks about stopping attackers. Here's the uncomfortable question: What happens after they get in? Read more 👇 Why Data at Rest Is the Most Misunderstood Part of Data Security. https://t.co/5mEOiDY7gp

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On The Cyber Show podcast, NetLib Security CTO, David Stonehill, warned that only high-performance encryption can protect organizations against today’s risks and tomorrow’s challenges. Click the link 👇 to tune in! https://t.co/NF9vKq2sJb #infosec #cybersecurity #AI

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20 yrs ago, we published a think piece in Businessweek: “Oops, Darn It, We Lost Your PIN.” It was a warning. In a new piece our CTO reflects on the lesson, 2 decades later: when encryption is fragmented or seen as optional, the public pays the price. https://t.co/otTOI5iIXI