Data Leaks

Top 10 Tech Themes of Today, And How RPost Is Already There.

Armand the armadillo here, with my friend Rocky the raptor. As you may know, were two of RPost’s product evangelists. I focus on secure business content services like email encryption, email compliance and eSignatures, and my colleague Rocky focuses on AI powered-up cybersecurity.

AI Is Power, Context Is King. RAPTOR™ AI Eats Kings. Doc-Lock™ Kills Leaked Content, Context.

Armand here, RPost’s product evangelist armadillo. We’re launching a new product offering next week, called Doc-Lock™. This is really exciting as it's a simple hook-in to your existing email. Coupled with RAPTOR™ AI security, it saves the day quite often for regular folks like you and (armadillo) me.

See the Unseen + Un-leak Leaks = (Security) Results

Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. Our CEO has been touring the East and West coast, and soon Europe, as an expert speaker at the Gartner CIO Leadership forums.

Evolving Cyberthreats - Shore Up Your Defenses.

Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. Consider today’s most sophisticated and AI-powered up insider threats, leaks, and cybercriminal eavesdropping tactics.

Chemistry Class or Tech CIO Organization.

Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. I don’t know about you, but I loved chemistry class. Learning about all those wonderful Elements and their combinations.

$100+ million IT budget, still a breach. Why?

Armand here, RPost’s product evangelist armadillo. I’ve been chatting with various CIOs and business owners of large and small firms. One question keeps arising. CIOs wonder why (and of course how) they and/or their peers are still being breached with all their current security.

How AI Can Counter Third-Party Leak and Financial Risk.

Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. I’ve been tracking risk over the last many months and one area that we’re seeing CIOs and CISOs overlooking is Third-Party risk.

Mis-sent: navigating the quicksands of data leaks and compliance

“A sensitive email sent to a mistyped Gmail address is likely to land in some real person’s inbox. Get an email mis-send kill switch with RPost. Just switch it!”

Today, in fact, a few minutes ago, I received an email from a colleague’s assistant that said, “Good afternoon, earlier today you received an email for the upcoming Summit. Please do not use the information in the file that was at the link in that email. The file contains information some participants have deemed private.