Owned and produced by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the annual CES Conference and Tradeshow was held in Las Vegas, Nevada in January and featured the latest, next-generation breakthroughs of both business and consumer technologies. The buzz...
In a recent article for Medium, Joshua Konowe, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer of Silent Circle, addresses the implications of the recent ban on personal devices at the White House. In January of this year, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders...
Security firms sometimes find themselves caught in a tug of war between client security and compliance with government or regulatory agencies. We caught up with Lori Rangel, Silent Circle’s Director of Products, to get her take on the current state of...
Recently, ABI Research and Silent Circle collaborated on a project to research and produce a guide to help chief information security officers secure their enterprise communications. The CISO’s Guide To Securing Enterprise Communications addresses the...
In February 2018, GoSilent, a portable firewall and VPN device that prevents data compromise and communication hacks on connected devices from anywhere in the world, was nominated and named a finalist for the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards in the...
Bug bounty programs are crowdsourcing initiatives that reward experienced independent researchers for identifying and reporting on bugs or vulnerabilities in technology and software programs. In 2014, Silent Circle became the first mobile security company...
This is a quick update to let everyone using Silent Phone for Android, iOS, Accounts Web and Silent Manager know that Silent Phone is now translated into Spanish and German. If you speak Spanish or German, or others on your staff do, the system has been...
“I’d rather talk about this on the phone. It’s safer.” If you’ve ever said this, you could be exposing your enterprise to a huge security risk. The reality is, modern chat and email communications are often more secure than traditional voice...
Yesterday, researchers from Google exposed two vulnerabilities, known as “Meltdown” and “Spectre”, that affect nearly every modern computer across the globe. These bugs allow programs to steal any data that is being processed or saved on the computer,...
