Thieves, Hackers, Rogue Governments / Organizations ...
Cannot Steal What They
Cannot See
Cannot Interpret What They Cannot Read
Cannot Determine The Source of Content They Cannot Find
Security Standards are Obsolete
Security standards were defined when Windows 95 was the industry desktop standard
Since then ....
CPU power has exploded.
Memory is cheap.
Network speeds support real time video with ease.
Computers are in everything imaginable.
Open Security Standards have been breached.
MITM (Man in the Middle) Attacks
DEFINITION: A common attack that allows for the drilling through encryption of HTTPS, TLS, SSH, SFTP, and other OpenSSL tools/protocols, allowing the server the MITM is running on to collect all supposed secure information.
EXAMPLE: SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT - A major security breach occurred months before a
ransom email was ever sent! Sony personnel failed, and their executives failed in their fiduciary responsibility to their stakeholders.
The hackers downloaded EVERYTHING Sony had; HR info, Legal info, Corporate info, the works.
Sony staff did not know it was happening. We would have known immediately.
How would we have known?
This is the science of data protection in 2015. We use industry security standards, however, we wrote our own versions from a blank sheet of paper.
Our high security engineers have protected government data centers and facilities for more than a decade. The tools and systems we can put into place for any firm would stop an attack like that which hammered SPE, in the first minute of the attack.
We have not downloaded our security software from any website, nor have we purchased it from another user. Our team of experienced developers with roots from Bell Labs, and others with top secret clearance, along with our CEO (also former Bell Labs), wrote the software. In every test, any attack scenario that has been used against us (to steal, gain access, reverse engineer, etc), has failed.
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