Insights and analysis on secure communications, encryption, and cybersecurity trends.
Global VoIP/VVoIP threats—from SIP floods and DDoS to harvest-now, decrypt-later—are rising fast. This definitive 2025 guide explains the risks, real breaches, standards, and the practical roadmap to harden voice and video communications now.
In 2025, sending files securely is no longer optional—it's essential. Whether you're sharing legal contracts, personal records, business plans, or financial data, unencrypted documents are vulnerable to breaches, interception, and accidental leaks.
Discover why secure out-of-band communication channels are mission-critical for cybersecurity incident response and business continuity planning.
Criminals in Australia deploy 'dirtboxes' to mimic cell towers, threatening privacy. Learn how these devices work and how Cellcrypt's encryption protects against these attacks.
Compare WhatsApp and Cellcrypt for business messaging. Learn why enterprise-grade security matters for compliance, data protection, and risk mitigation in professional communications.
Email is at the heart of modern business, enabling everything from routine status updates to high-stakes contract negotiations. It's so ingrained in our daily workflows that we often send sensitive documents without questioning whether email is truly secure.
As we peer into this future, it's crucial to understand where we've been, where we are, and where we're headed in the realm of encryption. Let's embark on a journey through the evolution of encryption technology and explore why the quantum age demands a fundamental shift in how we protect our digital communications.
In cybersecurity, a new and serious attack has emerged: Store Now, Decrypt Later (SNDL). Enabled by the rapid progress of quantum computers, this strategy threatens long-lived secrets and encrypted data with future decryption capabilities.
In recent months, a hacking group known as Salt Typhoon has infiltrated several U.S. internet and telecoms service providers, including major companies like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, exposing critical vulnerabilities in our communication infrastructure.
The Salt Typhoon cyberattacks represent a pivotal moment for organisations in critical infrastructure, enterprise, and government sectors. These sophisticated intrusions into major telecommunications providers have exposed fundamental vulnerabilities in our communication infrastructure.
Text messaging has become second nature in our daily lives—it's fast, convenient, and feels private. But when it comes to sharing sensitive information, many people don't realize the security risks lurking behind every text message.
The recent Salt Typhoon hack is a stark reminder that secure communication is no longer optional. For businesses and government agencies handling sensitive information, voice calls remain one of the most vulnerable yet critical communication channels.
