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PQC – also known as quantum-proof cryptography, quantum-safe cryptography, or quantum-resistant cryptography – is an entirely new field of cryptography that uses complex mathematics to protect data and systems from quantum computing attacks.

Enterprises can diffuse these concerns by deploying AI tools that help employees experience first-hand the transformative power of this technology to enhance their capabilities and improve their overall work experience.

Discover NetSfere’s key strategies for successful AI deployment in your enterprise. Learn how to start with pilot projects, set AI guardrails, train employees, stay compliant with evolving regulations, and choose secure AI solutions. Prepare effectively and unlock AI’s full potential for productivity and innovation.

Enterprises are increasingly deploying AI for innovation, collaboration and automation. Learn what NetSfere is doing to ensure secure and compliant AI use in the enterprise.

In a rapidly growing threat landscape, enterprises can avoid cyber and compliance risks with an actionable plan. See how NetSfere can help with a highly secure approach to cybersecurity risks.

To enhance employee communication and avoid the steep operational cost of ineffective communication, organizations need the right mobile messaging and collaboration technology. See why NetSfere is the platform for you.

Cyberattacks are an unfortunate reality facing today’s digital enterprise, exploiting evolving workforce trends and challenges. Learn what NetSfere can do to help.

Staying ahead of cyber threats is increasingly challenging for enterprise security leaders today. See how NetSfere can help with a proactive approach to managing cybersecurity risks.

The digital workplace is here to stay and so are threat actors. Building the secure digital workplace of today requires a comprehensive approach. Learn where NetSfere can help.

Avoid security vulnerabilities associated with consumer-grade messaging apps with mobile messaging technology like NetSfere to provide the robust security and full IT control enterprises need to secure data, protect privacy and remain compliant.

In 2024, organizations must prioritize investments in secure by design mobile messaging technology. NetSfere’s secure communications platform can help.

Cybercrime cost the world $8 trillion in 2023. How can IT leaders proactively secure data in 2024? An all-in-one secure messaging platform like NetSfere can help.

Organizations need secure by design mobile messaging technology that puts IT in full control of safeguarding business-critical IP. NetSfere can help.

Steps for organizations to get the most out of generative AI with the least amount of risk. NetSfere can help.

Organizations can reduce security risk by empowering employees to become a shield against cyberattacks. Stop attacks before they start with NetSfere.

Let’s take a look at some of the regulations on the books today and why secure, compliant enterprise-grade mobile messaging and collaboration platforms are critical for reducing compliance risk and protecting the bottom line.

Three communication technology must-haves to securely support an increasingly remote and hybrid enterprise workforce. NetSfere features all three.

Data breaches present a big threat to businesses across sectors. Strong cybersecurity strategies mitigate threats and protect business, data and the bottom line.

Cybercrime costs $1.79 million every minute and attacks continue to increase. How can IT leaders avoid the massive business risk facing insecure organizations?

Communication is vital to the health of the workforce. NetSfere’s emergency alert system provides rapid response emergency notifications, information and alerts.

The landscape of regulatory compliance continues to grow in complexity. Today, enterprises in every sector must comply with evolving and increasingly stringent industry and government regulations.

Don’t let the shift a remote/hybrid workforce open the door for ransomware attacks. NetSfere’s industry leading secure, encrypted messaging platform can help.

Businesses need to enhance cybersecurity efforts in this increasingly remote and hybrid work era. Find out how NetSfere can help keep your company secure.

Evolving threats and changing technology are elevating security awareness training. Give your employees the training needed to recognize cyberthreats.

How will the Great Resignation affect your business moving forward? The post-pandemic landscape of work will require employees and employers to adapt.

There is no doubt that the scalability, speed, and connectivity offered by 5G have the potential to fuel innovation and transform enterprises.

Explore the top technology trends in business. Start your digital transformation with NetSfere’s all-in-one enterprise platform.

Plan your Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for your organization. Maintain the security of your data and prevent cyberattacks with NetSfere.

How to move forward to zero trust security with NetSfere’s secure messaging platform and protect your business from cyber threats.

Manage your 5G security risks with NetSfere’s secure enterprise technology. Learn how to protect your business against cyber threats.

Your organization can communicate securely in this evolving workforce. Maintain the- safety and security of your data with NetSfere.

Create a digital experience for your customers to improve engagement. Connect with your customers using NetSfere’s innovative platform.

Improve your healthcare communication with NetSfere’s mobile messaging platform. An approved communication supplier for NHS Shared Business Services.

Secure your organization’s data and privacy from cyberthreats. NetSfere is the top choice for integrating security with your business operations.

The best solution for 5G communication on all devices. Secure your operations with NetSfere’s efficient enterprise platform.

Enhance patient experience with NetSfere’s messaging platform designed for the healthcare industry. All-in-one HIPPA compliant secure mobile messaging.

Advance your digital transformation strategy with NetSfere’s secure communication platform. Evolve your enterprise cyber security model.

Don’t risk an outage within your organization’s messaging platform. Find out why your enterprise needs NetSfere for emergency communication.

Protect your organization with the future of mobile security. NetSfere can help you determine the best solution to secure your privacy.

Here is what you need to know before accepting WhatsApp’s new terms of service. Find out how NetSfere can help secure your company’s data.

Keeping your business data secure is important. Learn more about NetSfere’s data protection solutions for enterprises.

Take a proactive approach to navigating emergency communication with NetSfere’s Emergency Broadcast feature that delivers critical real-time alerts.

How to enable E2EE for mobile messaging using NetSfere’s secure enterprise solution. Protect your privacy.

The complexity of enterprise IT (information technology) infrastructure is increasing as companies continue to accelerate digitization.

Enterprise IT security encompasses the strategies, techniques, and process of protecting data, IT systems, and information assets. Organizations need to strategically deploy the best communication and collaboration platform purpose-built for the enterprise that work to protect security – not compromise it.

As organizations across the globe shift to remote work and continue to make these environments part of their long-term operational strategies, they will need to strengthen their cybersecurity posture to effectively navigate cybersecurity gaps catalyzed by this working model.

As states step up their efforts to protect personal information privacy, there is a growing mandate for enterprises to implement administrative, technical and physical data security practices that protect consumer data privacy.

As working from home and hybrid working arrangements become the post-pandemic norm for many enterprises, operationalizing security-first policies and tools is critical to protecting organizational data and assets.

As more enterprises seek to mine the value of data, concerns are growing about the security and privacy of this data. Protecting data privacy in the work from anywhere environment requires enterprises to carefully consider the data sharing practices of the solutions they use.

The backlash of WhatsApp 'privacy not included ultimatum’ reflects growing concern about the data privacy and security of consumer-grade messaging apps and increasing awareness of the business imperative to secure communication and collaboration.

With the rapid transition to remote work during the height of the pandemic, the way enterprises approached security, failed to scale. As the world begins to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, there is a need for enterprises to re-evaluate their security strategies.

In times of emergency, it’s vital for government agencies to be able to reach their citizens quickly and efficiently to help ensure people’s safety.

In order to truly understand the WhatsApp dilemma plaguing the enterprise today, we must first take a look back on where it all started.

The COVID-19 outbreak has enhanced the need to address rapidly evolving market requirements. This is creating a sense of urgency for organizations to enable agile team collaboration.

COVID-19 has unfortunately been the ultimate disruptor in every sector across the globe. This is particularly true in the educational sector.

NetSfere is delivering on this imperative with its most advanced product update, featuring secure, regulatory compliant communications tools that enable instantaneous, contextual team collaboration.

Law firms are a top target of cyber criminals because of the sensitive client information they handle every day. Hackers are attracted to the valuable information entrusted to firms by their clients such as intellectual property, business strategies, and sensitive financial information related to transactions and mergers.

The EARN IT (Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies) Act introduced by Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) and Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) is legislation aimed at protecting children from online predators.

The workplace has gone mobile. A recent report found that 56% of the global workforce is now using a mobile device for business messaging. As a result, mobile messaging continues to increase and is now the most dominant communication platform.

Mobile messaging is helping drive business continuity for enterprises across the globe. The ongoing shift to a mobile-centric workforce and the mainstream adoption of remote working as a result of the COVID19 pandemic are transforming how employees communicate.

Zoom is offered as an enterprise app, but it was never designed to be an enterprise-grade SaaS, and as a result it falls short of not only security and encryption, but provides no control to the enterprises to mandate the use of the of platform in a compliant and secure manner.

The terrible reality that is the COVID-19 health crisis has left an indelible and far reaching impact on society affecting everything from how we live to how we socialize to how we work. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread worldwide, public health and safety concerns are shifting workplace dynamics to remote working.

WhatsApp announced that it has now reached more than 2 billion monthly users worldwide, and this growth in usage should be cause for concern for enterprises. Why? Because employees are increasingly relying on WhatsApp and other consumer-grade messaging apps for business communication, which introduces a host of problems.

The enterprise communication landscape is rapidly evolving with developments in AI and 5G shaping a new era of mobile communication. 5G is another technology shaping a new era of mobile. With speeds up to 10 times faster than previous networks and the ability to handle higher amounts of data

As IT decision makers map out their priorities for 2020, securing communications should be at the top of the list. An examination of the good, the bad and the ugly of mobile messaging clearly illustrates why securing enterprise messaging should be an imperative for organizations large and small.

Facebook announced plans to launch a digital currency called Libra, a stable coin linked to the value of other currencies like the U.S. dollar and the Euro. As part of this initiative, Facebook developed Calibra, a cryptocurrency wallet for sending digital currency that will be built into Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.

Apple recently introduced its iPhone 11 product line for 2019/2020 but held off introducing 5G-enabled phones. With 5G in its infancy and still a work in progress, Apple is taking the wise approach in waiting to roll out 5G phones.

"Tough" is an understatement to describe the challenges Mark Zuckerberg has faced regarding user security. So far, Facebook has seen: Almost 30 million users’ phone numbers and email addresses exposed.

By 2020, the number of connected devices will grow from 21 billion to 30 billion, further opening the door to economic growth and technological innovation.

Earlier this year, Facebook announced plans to consolidate the company’s three main messaging platforms – WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram – allowing for all-in-one, cross-platform messaging.

Uber execs are under fire for using an encrypted chat app that allows users to automatically "disappear" messages.

Mobile messaging is must-have technology for communication and productivity in the workplace. But the use of consumer messaging apps in the enterprise is at an all-time high, creating major risks and challenges for organizations across a range of industries.

You may have read that Deutsche Bank recently banned WhatsApp and other similar products on all employee-owned phones.

The Mobile World Congress is rapidly approaching and this year, one of the big stories is secure messaging — specifically, how the latest mobile trends will impact the sharing of data and information across the enterprise.

Across the healthcare sector, clinicians and administrators have abandoned pagers and other outdated technologies in favor of secure messaging platforms that allow employees to instantly share information and files with coworkers.

Last week, WhatsApp made the kind of news that causes a CEO to cringe. A security researcher at the University of California discovered a backdoor in WhatsApp that Facebook (WhatsApp’s parent company) and others can use to read encrypted messages.

Is secure enterprise messaging the key to a better customer experience? Absolutely, provided that organizations embrace my inside-outside messaging concept.

It wasn’t too long ago that I was writing in my Wireless Week column about how happy I was that the U.S. Court of Appeals had upheld its decision on Net neutrality, allowing the Internet to remain free and open.

With the recent release of Facebook Workplace, the social media giant made its first major foray into the workplace, offering a tool that promises to make work a more productive and collaborative experience.

If a tech company starts out serving a consumer market, can they subsequently transition to the enterprise market? Not easily. It's harder than you might think.

How can we solve the consumer trust problem? Learn how to increase security through secure mobile messaging apps from Infinite Convergence CEO, Anurag Lal.

What is the future of enterprise chatbots? Infinite Convergence's Anurag Lal weighs in on the challenges for enterprise-specific mobile messaging platforms.

I am giving a keynote speech on this topic at the upcoming MEF Global Consumer Trust Summit in San Francisco, and, as such, thought I would share some of my thinking regarding consumer trust and online privacy.

By: Anurag Lal, President and CEO of Infinite Convergence.

Curious about the pros and cons of Google's new messaging app, Allo? Secure enterprise messaging expert, Anurag Lal offers some great insight here

With the Internet of Things (IoT), the Internet and networks are expanding into new territory, staking a claim in kitchens, industrial shop floors, cars, energy grids and hospitals.
When all our Things are all online, the question arises: How will they send and receive messages?

Will mobile carriers soon experience an uptick in customer cancellations for phone calling services?
Some have predicted that phone providers may experience a trend that is very similar to the cord cutting phenomenon that has impacted cable companies.

Doctors and nurses can now send electronic messages to each other with the blessing of The Joint Commission, a highly respected organization that accredits and certifies nearly 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States.

It’s been fascinating to see how technology has transformed enterprise communications.
But current and emerging mobile technologies are also creating new security challenges — challenges that could create an unfortunate communications crisis for many enterprises.

I speak at many mobile tech and wireless industry conferences, and I’m often asked about important mobile technology trends to watch out for. My current favorite relates to what we do at NetSfere and it’s BYOMP, an abbreviation I’ve coined that hasn’t gone mainstream yet. It’s closely related to the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) trend that has been in the news extensively for the last four or five years.

Here’s my simple take on the future of secure enterprise messaging.
In short, secure messaging will ultimately be a phrase that goes the way of the dinosaurs because all messaging will be secure. But that future is a distant one.