We are thrilled to be a finalist for 'best open-source project' at DINAcon 2019. Wire is leading the way in bringing secure enterprise collaboration to organizations all around the world and being open-source is a crucial component in achieving our mission to protect organizations' digital assets.
Beyond offering the most secure collaboration -Wire is actively leading the work on extending its security standards to become the norm for protecting organizations' digital assets. Raphael Robert, head of security at Wire discusses the new era of secure group messaging at DefCamp in Bucharest, November 8th. The session will shed further light on the ongoing developments and progress of Messaging Layer Security (MLS).
How do you easily find your way through your conversations? Ever find yourself scrolling endlessly to find the right conversation? We all do. So far we have had some ingenious hacks to help us with this. Fancy naming conventions, or our favorite, using icons for various conversation categories (think ? for bug hunting chats or ? for release and deployment chats).
With the launch of iPhone 11 - Apple users can now enable spatial sound. To give you a bit of background, spatial sound creates a virtual surround sound feeling for conference calls. In essence, spatial sound creates the sense that you and other people on the call are located in the same room. Through your headphones, voices will feel like they are coming from different angles - creating the sounding illusion that colleagues are sitting around you.
Wire, the world’s most secure collaboration platform, has been selected as the winner of the inaugural Secure Communications Solution of the Year Award at the prestigious Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards, beating 3,499 competitors to take home the prize. The award provides further industry recognition and credibility for Wire’s encrypted collaboration platform, which has also previously been recognized by analyst firms Gartner and Forrester for its leading-edge collaboration solutions.
Wire, the world’s most secure collaboration platform, today launched its ‘Odds of a Bad Bet’ report, which details the alarming scale of risks businesses are up against in a time when email is proving an open door for cyber criminals and malicious actors looking to disrupt, exploit and destroy businesses.
When organizations upgrade from Wire Pro to Wire Enterprise one of the key integration features is the support for Single Sign On (SSO) through SAML 2.0. The integration with identity management solutions enables organizations to simplify password managment and lower the risk of phishing attacks. Moreover, many of the identity platforms augment the set of authentication and authorization features to compliment the security of Wire.
The concept of Zero Trust is taking hold as the best approach to secure business data and stay compliant with various regulations. Traditional security models assume that everything within an organization’s network can be trusted by default.
