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Cloud Customers Faced 681M Cyberattacks in 2018
The most common attacks involved software vulnerabilities, stolen credentials, Web...
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CEO Richard Blech Comments on Cyanogen Mobile OS
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SCI BYOE Allows Full Control Over Sensitive Data and Security
Secure Channels Inc. Bring-Your-Own-Encryption (BYOE) Allows Full Confidence and Control Over...
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Secure Channels Launches Encryption-as-a-Service Platform SCIFCOM featuring Secure Token Exchange, File Encryption and Send, Password Protection, and Secure Email Capabilities

Non-PKI Process Utilizes True Double-Blinded Key Distribution - Features XFA Mail Email...
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CEO Richard Blech Quoted, Defending Encryption

Top global security experts defend encryption Security experts have published a paper arguing...
Sony studios and Amy Pascal

Amy Pascal A Day Late And 47,000 Breaches Short by Richard Blech

Sony studios and Amy Pascal are a perfect example of security as an afterthought. We no longer...

SCIFCOM and your Business

The Secure Channels SCIFCOM portal is your gateway to innovative, effective security solutions designed to complement existing investments in security. Secure Channels products offer advanced data protection, adaptable encryption, authentication, and enterprise confidentiality solutions.

  • The process utilizes a worldwide satellite network infrastructure for true double-blinded Token Exchange (encryption key distribution).
  • Uses Oauth, HTTPS, and TLS to secure communications between clients and servers during they Token Exchange process.
  • SCIFCOM does not use the current (PKI) key exchange process which has been widely criticized for being burdensome to implement and vulnerable to attack at the highest levels (CA authority hacks). Additionally, it has already been predicted by experts that advances in quantum computing will render (PKI) insecure.
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Suspected State-Sponsored Hackers Pummel US and Australia

Dozens of companies in the U.S. and political parties in Australia have been targeted in recent attacks that appear to have state sponsorship. Did you enjoy this article? Then read the full version from the author's...
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Chinese and Iranian Hackers Renew Their Attacks on U.S. Companies

SAN FRANCISCO — Businesses and government agencies in the United States have been targeted in aggressive attacks by Iranian and Chinese hackers who security experts believe have been energized by President Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal la Did you enjoy...
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Over 92 Million New Accounts Up for Sale from More Unreported Breaches

All these numbers…. Now, a new set of databases containing millions of hacked accounts from several websites has been made available for sale on the dark web marketplace by the same hacker who goes by online alias Gnosticplayers. Did you enjoy this article? Then read...
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620 million accounts stolen from 16 hacked websites now for sale on dark web, seller boasts

Exclusive Some 617 million online account details stolen from 16 hacked websites are on sale from today on the dark web, according the data trove's seller. Did you enjoy this article? Then read the full version from the author's...
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Cybercriminals Exploit Gmail Feature to Scale Up Attacks

Criminals are taking advantage of Gmail's 'dots don't matter' feature to set up multiple fraudulent accounts on websites, using variations of the same email address, Agari says. Did you enjoy this article? Then read the full version from the author's...
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191 Million US Voter Registration Records Leaked In Mystery Database

A whitehat hacker has uncovered a database sitting on the Web containing various pieces of personal information related to 191 million American citizens registered to vote. Did you enjoy this article? Then read the full version from the author's...
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Cloud Customers Faced 681M Cyberattacks in 2018

The most common attacks involved software vulnerabilities, stolen credentials, Web applications, and IoT devices. Cloud customers were hit with 681 million cyberattacks last year, according to analysts at cloud security provider Armor, which recently analyzed cloud...
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7 Key Elements of a Successful Encryption Strategy

The most common method of protecting data in motion is the use of a secure sockets layer virtual private network (SSL VPN). Technologies such as SSL VPN are critical in the effort to protect against man-in-the-middle attacks and packet sniffers. Did you enjoy this...
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Data breach attack surfaces to expand in 2019

When it comes the gauging the newsworthiness of a story, there’s an old adage in journalism that reporters should ask themselves whether or not the story is of the “dog bites man” or “man bites dog” variety. Did you enjoy this article? Then read the full version from...
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Mother of All Breaches Exposes 773 Million Emails, 21 Million Passwords

There’s no shortage of data breaches these days, but this one should make you sit up and pay attention. The newly discovered “Collection #1" is the largest public data breach by volume, with 772,904,991 unique emails and 21,222,975 unique...
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SCI Solutions Using SCIFCOM Technology

XFA Mail
XOTIC Communications
Q-Box
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SCI Subsidiaries Using SCIFCOM Technology

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XSOC

What is SCIFCOM?

The Secure Channels SCIFCOM portal is your gateway to innovative, effective security solutions designed to complement existing investments in security. Secure Channels products offer advanced data protection, adaptable encryption, authentication, and enterprise confidentiality solutions.

  • The process utilizes a worldwide satellite network infrastructure for true double-blinded Token Exchange (encryption key distribution).
  • Uses Oauth, HTTPS, and TLS to secure communications between clients and servers during they Token Exchange process.
  • SCIFCOM does not use the current (PKI) key exchange process which has been widely criticized for being burdensome to implement and vulnerable to attack at the highest levels (CA authority hacks). Additionally, it has already been predicted by experts that advances in quantum computing will render (PKI) insecure.
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White Papers & Resources

SCIFCOM Portal White Paper
SCIFCOM Portal Tech Brief (Integration)
SCIFCOM Portal Demo Brief