The internet is more connected than ever. From tech support to record storage, today’s businesses work together over the cloud by connecting devices to the internet and exchanging information. In a post-COVID economy, it is
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The internet is more connected than ever. From tech support to record storage, today’s businesses work together over the cloud by connecting devices to the internet and exchanging information. In a post-COVID economy, it is
Between growing security threats and evolving compliance regulations, global governments and agencies are facing increased risk and pressure to secure outdated Critical Infrastructure Plans (CIP).
TEL AVIV, Israel, Nov. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Hub Security, the Tel Aviv based cybersecurity firm announced today its partnership with Kudelski Security, the cybersecurity division of the Kudelski Group (SIX: KUD.S). Through the collaboration, Hub Security will be able to
A dedicated HSM for digital assets and custody management solutions made to protect your most valuable digital assets, cryptocurrencies, blockchain apps, keys, and sensitive organizational processes.
Tel-Aviv based cybertech firm Hub Security has now announced another strategic partnership with LS International. The new deal will extend LS International’s specialized combination of cybersecurity products and industry-leading security solutions to enterprises, remote management and cloud services.
Last week we had the pleasure of hosting Scott Carlson, head of blockchain security for Kudelski Security.
Financial institutions can now store and manage digital assets, including cryptocurrency, on HUB's military-grade technological platform and purchase up to $400 million in "cold storage" insurance through Marsh's Digital Asset Risk Transfer (DART) team to cover the risk of theft or damage to the assets or destruction of private keys.
Hub Security announced this week the use of its military-grade VaultHSM (Hardware Security Module) to secure INX Limited’s crypto services as they launch their first IPO of 130 million INX Security Tokens
Hub Security, the cyber security platform, is announcing the use of its military-grade VaultHSM to secure INX Limited's crypto services
A hardware security module (HSM) is a dedicated cryptographic processor designed to protect highly critical and sensitive keys and assets. HSMs act as trust anchors that protect the cryptographic infrastructure of some of the most security-conscious organizations in the world. This piece of hardware may look small, but is mighty powerful. It has the ability to securely manage, process, and store cryptographic keys inside its hardened, tamper-resistant shell.
Tel-Aviv based cybersecurity firm Hub Security has announced recently it has received final patent approval for its military-grade smart firewall and active physical tamper implementation. The announcement comes weeks after the company announced its merger with publicly listed enterprise ALD (TASE:ALD.TA).
The breach is a reminder of Facebook’s ability to collect troves of personal information on its users, as well as the challenges it faces in securing such sensitive data. The incident is a reminder of Facebook’s tumultuous history when it comes to data privacy.
In order for data-sensitive organizations to stay fully protected from ongoing threats, they must be thinking further –– beyond their cloud infrastructure. The hardware component is still missing from the equation. In this article, I’ll answer some commonly asked questions I often receive regarding the need for hardware when it comes to protecting hybrid cloud environments.
Hub Security’s Cloud Servers and MiniHSM Will Now Support MetaMask and DeFi
The Company has stated that as of today it has received indicative letters of intent from institutional investors for the investment of approximately USD 65 million from institutional investors into the merged entity
The financial sector’s ongoing digital transformation and COVID-induced cloud reliance have caused the sector’s attack surface to grow exponentially, exposing organizations to increased levels of cyberthreat activity. Another key accelerator to all this is the fact that the Covid-19 pandemic is likely to cause a sharp wave of poverty, invariably leading to higher rates of cybercrime in the coming years.
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