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SealPath, a global leader in Zero-Trust Data-Centric Security and Enterprise Digital Rights Management (DRM), today announced a significant leap forward in its technological roadmap. By prioritizing ...

Launched at an exclusive VIP event in Baku, ODUN.ONE marks the industry's shift from Deep Packet Inspection to Deep ...

SmarterTools confirmed last week that the Warlock ransomware gang breached its network after compromising an email system, but did not impact business applications or account data.

Ransomware groups are back at encrypting victim data for extortion, in addition to exfiltrating it, increasing chances of ...

Abstract: The risk of data leakage has become a major challenge for various organizations. However, recent research has highlighted certain deficiencies in traditional data encryption schemes, ...

Abstract: The behavior patterns of users in embedded encrypted database systems may change over time. Adaptive authentication requires the ability to accurately identify these normal and abnormal ...

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The Scrambler is a Windows encryption tool designed to secure sensitive information by scrambling data using advanced algorithms. The Scrambler is ideal for individuals, businesses, and organizations ...

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