OX Despatches: RSA 2016 – Cryptography & Open-Source Security
By Neil Cook, Chief Security Architect Open-Xchange – Read Part 1 of Neil’s Despatches here
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OX Despatches: RSA 2016 – Authenticate & Identify
Neil Cook
on Mar 1, 2016
I write, from the RSA Security Conference in San Francisco, on the topic of Authentication and Identity, or as one speaker put it: turning people into the 1s and 0s that represent their identity.
What Apple is doing by taking a stand against the US government on encrypti...
Rafael Laguna
on Feb 18, 2016
Apple could technically build a backdoor into the iPhone. But could they do it without serious repercussions? Absolutely not. I completely agree with Tim Cook on this matter – there should be no backdoors or spec...
Breaking the chains at SXSW; time to put words into action
Rafael Laguna
on Feb 18, 2016
Privacy Matters. We’re adamant about that. Apple’s protest this week against the US government’s continued push to weave a backdoor into the iPhones password protection system and thus into everybody’s daily live...
Google: TLS is not enough
Neil Cook
on Feb 12, 2016
We welcome Google’s announcement that they will be making secure email transport information available to users. Securing internet services, and particularly email, from pervasive monitoring by governments and cr...
Arm yourself with the 3R’s of success, Re-Engagement, Retention & Recir...
Bob Krulcik
on Feb 11, 2016
In 2016, how to stay relevant and continually add value to customers is one of the top concerns of service providers globally – whether they operate within the Internet, television, cable, call or messaging marke...
Safe Harbor – A Voyage of Self-Determination
Rafael Laguna
on Feb 3, 2016
What sort of society do you want to live in? It’s one of the most important and substantial questions you can ask. We can expect to disagree about the finer details or even the central tenets of our respective id...
Collective security standards for a better Internet – Updates from the TES ...
Neil Cook
on Jan 29, 2016
Why is it that news of sensitive laptops and USB sticks being left on trains makes front page news but when it comes to email security we have come to accept that theft and loss are facts of life? Just because it...
Wake-up World, Free the Internet at SXSW
Rafael Laguna
on Jan 28, 2016
When future generations look back at 2016, what will they think? That, in an age of unprecedented connectivity we’re taking great strides in creativity and freedom with the digital age an outlet for individual ex...
Disrupting the Data Economy: Innovation and technology-led bravery
Rafael Laguna
on Jan 25, 2016
From both a political and a technological perspective, the landscape of Internet services in 2016 is one under massive strain and transformation. There is enormous pressure on companies to innovate and compete, w...
