Encrypted emails safeguard lawyers’ confidentiality obligation
Lawyers are subject to special secrecy obligations. The law firm WSL Patentanwälte protects its client data with a central email encryption solution. Read more
What the EU Trade Secret Directive means for your IT security
Business secrets are the foundation of the success of many companies. What does the EU know-how protection directive mean in this context? Read more
To make long-term savings through electronic invoicing means preventing manipulation
Since 2011, invoices may also be sent electronically. This offers great potential for savings, but also new dangers such as man-in-the-middle attacks. Read more
When to consider using domain certificates for email encryption
Domain certificates are certificates issued to legal entities. Are these certificates useful and what should be considered? Read more
Why proprietary encryption solutions are not the safest bet
There are providers who develop their own encryption techniques. Trust in these security measures is not always justified. Read more
Recommendations for email encryption when doing international business
Many companies are communicating worldwide. Not encrypted confidential information could get intercepted and manipulated. Read more
Is End-to-End just a technical matter?
The term end-to-end is often named in the subject of encryption. But what does it mean in the context of a company? Read more
Zertificon in the Cyber Defense Magazine: End-to-End Encryption for Emails
Dr. Burkhard Wiegel, the founder and CEO of Zertificon solutions, explains in the Cyber Defense Magazine how to protect emails in transit and at rest. Read more
