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This month, we unveil our ISEC7 SEVENCEES framework, spotlight innovative solutions and real-world applications, and share our upcoming events and latest blog posts.
Virtual Secured Mobility for Government Employees
Those working with classified and highly sensitive data understand the importance of secure communications. ISEC7 partner, Hypori, has developed an innovative way to ensure data security through the use of virtual mobile devices avoiding any data resident on the end device. Through the Hypori client, only pixels are sent and rendered on the device avoiding complications from data spillage. Through our partnership with Hypori, ISEC7 MAIL is offered as an email client to Hypori customers. ISEC7 MAIL's modern and certificate-based authentication (CBA) and the ability to send, receive, and enforce encrypted and signed emails (S/MIME) prevents unauthorized access and interception of confidential data, which helps mitigate the risks of espionage and data breaches, thereby maintaining national security and public trust.
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Additionally, ISEC7 CLASSIFY is part of ISEC7 MAIL, and marks emails and enforces classification based on the clearance level of both the sender and receiver. This ensures that sensitive information is appropriately handled and classified, reducing the risk of accidental exposure. And with ISEC7 CLASSIFY incorporated into ISEC7 MAIL, users can ensure they adhere to the same classification hygiene on their mobile devices as on their desktops, further safeguarding sensitive information.
ISEC7 SEVENCEES: Secured Communication on Unsecured Networks
Enabling secure remote access for field workers involves several challenges, including ensuring network and device security and protecting sensitive data. Field workers often use unsecured networks and personal devices, increasing the risk of cyberattacks. However, secure communication today is often a cobbled together solution that does not consider the user experience.
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For organizations looking for an in-depth and tailored mobile security framework, ISEC7 SEVENCEES is designed around end-to-end security and traffic obfuscation to the mobile endpoints, leveraging existing infrastructure to create a bespoke solution addressing the business needs of organizations whilst securing traffic across potentially compromised networks. At the core of ISEC7 SEVENCEES is ISEC7 SPHERE, an all-encompassing IT management and monitoring platform that can be leveraged with your existing technology investments and provides insights into system health, compliance, and monitoring for indicators of compromise of all the underlying solutions addressing your needs.
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Developed with security driven customers in mind, ISEC7 SEVENCEES is flexible to any organization dealing with classified, sensitive, proprietary or law enforcement data that needs to be accessed by a mobile field force.
All About CISA’s Traffic Light Protocol
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) uses the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) to facilitate secure information sharing. The TLP uses color codes to indicate how sensitive information can be shared. For example, a RED designation indicates that information is highly sensitive and should only be shared with specific individuals present at the meeting or conversation; AMBER means information can be shared within the recipient’s organization but not beyond it; GREEN means information can be shared within the community – amongst peers and partners – but not publicly; finally, CLEAR indicates that information can be shared freely and publicly without any restrictions.
This system helps ensure that sensitive information is shared appropriately, enhancing collaboration while protecting privacy and security. CISA’s Traffic Light Protocol is also supported by ISEC7 CLASSIFY. Not only does ISEC7 CLASSIFY support CISA’s TLP system, but it also simplifies the data marking and classification system and verifies that proper permissions are granted to the sender and recipients before sending, along with tracking for statistics and auditing. Feel free to contact us about ISEC7 CLASSIFY or CISA’s Traffic Light Protocol and we would be happy to answer any questions you may have and provide a demo.
ISEC7 at TechNet Indo-Pacific
ISEC7 Government Services will be at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2024 on October 22 – 24 in Honolulu, Hawaii. We’re looking forward to hearing your insights and sharing our solutions and product updates with you. Please visit our event page to learn more about what we will be showcasing and schedule a meeting with us. We will be at Booth #1439 and look forward to seeing you there! Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
Check out our latest blog post
In today’s interconnected world, the cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and one of the persistent threats that has garnered significant attention is hardware supply chain attacks on mobile devices.
As quantum computing advances, the potential for cryptanalytically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs) to break current cryptographic systems becomes a pressing concern.
ISEC7 Cybersecurity Trivia
Did you know that the idea of the computer password originated at MIT in the early 1960s? It began with the Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS) project, which enabled multiple users to share a single computer. To ensure the privacy of each user’s files, MIT computer scientist Fernando Corbató introduced the concept of passwords. This straightforward yet groundbreaking idea set the stage for how we secure our digital information today.
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, December 4th – Thursday, December 5th, 2024
Kap Europa Congress Center
Osloer Str. 5 60327,
Frankfurt am Main Germany
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NATO Edge 24 (Pending)
Tues December 3rd – Thurs December 5th, 2024
Tampa Convention Center
333 S Franklin Street Tampa, FL 33602
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