Reblog: 3 Reasons Universities Should Use Secure File Exchange for Sharing Research Data

  Universities, especially those with an emphasis on medicine, engineering, and other sciences, are a massive driving force for much of the leading research around the globe. As such, educational institutions, particularly those with advanced, prestigious, or otherwise notable research facilities, are popular targets for malicious activity. Making matters worse, many educational institutions fail to…

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Reblog: How Can an Audit Trail Help Law Firms Protect Client Interests?

Sharing legal documentation can be a tricky, but vital, aspect of virtually any legal firm’s business. Legal firms need to deliver documents to clients, the courts, and other concerned parties in a timely manner. Their delivery methods must also take special care to avoid accidentally sharing information with unintended parties as to avoid an accidental…

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Reblog: How PCI DSS Compliance Works

What is PCI DSS? The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS, is a security compliance standard that defines the policies and guidelines for payment procedure and security. The requirements for PCI DSS certification are designed to ensure organizations protect cardholder data they store, process, and transmit. PCI DSS was issued by the…

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Recent Fetal Abduction Case Highlights The Need For Infant Security Systems

Why You Should Trust Cuddles to Protect Your Most Valuable Assets. Fetal abduction has been a gruesome topic rocking headlines over the last month, sending shock waves and fear through the entire country. The latest case came out of Chicago, where 19-year-old Marlen Ochoa-Lopez was brutally murdered and had her baby cut from her womb.…

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Reblog: How Law Firms Improve Efficiency & Protect Their Reputation with Document Communication Solutions

Many countries have legal professional privilege (aka “attorney-client privilege”) as a foundational aspect of their court systems. This legal principle protects conversations (including, but not limited to in person, on the phone, via email, etc.) between a client and their attorney from being made public without the client’s permission. Privilege allows clients to be completely…

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Reblog: How Can Government Agencies Receive Files from Citizens Securely?

Most governments recognize the need for cybersecurity these days, from hardening agency networks against outside incursions to training staff in the use of 2-factor authentication and proper phishing defenses. Unfortunately, once members of the public get involved things become trickier. It doesn’t make sense to give each citizen the extensive training needed for complex security…

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XMedius On-Premises and Cloud Solutions for Government

Protect your voice and data: no more IT security or compliance risks Government organizations regularly transmit and receive sensitive information, including: Financial reports Statements Tax information Human resources documents Grant requests Contracts Classified reports Our government cloud and on-premises solutions cater to organizations that must comply with regulations such as DITSCAP, HIPAA, FERPA, Section 508,…

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