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ShieldIO offers encryption-in-use, minus the challenges of homomorphic encryption

ShieldIO, Inc., the leading provider of Real-Time Homomorphic Encryption™ for today’s data-centric applications, is excited to be the subject of a new Market Insight report by information technology research and advisory company 451 Research. It recognises ShieldIO as one of a handful of companies challenging the data encryption problem facing many organisations.

For the first time, industry representatives compile recommendations for action, case studies, and data on the effectiveness of advertising and the use of the two channels.

Berlin, November 5, 2019 - How do you combine the two fastest-growing media channels of the year*, Out of Home (OOH) and Mobile? Outdoor advertising marketer WallDecaux, the German subsidiary of JCDecaux, and the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA Germany) answer this question in the first comprehensive white paper to explore the subject. Out of Home and Mobile addresses the many possible uses and combinations of the two media. It offers practical knowledge and answers the most pressing questions of marketing managers:

The 7700q Thin & Zero Client Series is set to make its way into the 10ZiG cutting-edge product lineup with the power, speed, performance, and convenience of a client device and monitor rolled up “All- in-One”

59% of companies currently use open networking solutions as they take advantage of innovative technologies such as AI and 5G

London, November 1 2019 — Cumulus Networks, the leaders in building open, modern, and scalable networks, today released research that shows UK IT leaders have reached the breaking point with proprietary infrastructure and open networking is their new norm. While 68% of technology leaders are interested in adopting more open technology, 59% of UK companies are already using open networking solutions to modernise their data centres to increase agility and scalability.

Proprietary Infrastructure Stifling Innovation

[London, 31 October 2019] MSPs are being squeezed by more demanding customers, having to provide a wider range of services and advice. The good news for the service provider industry in the Manchester area seems to be that competition for customers is not as frantic as in the south of England. But skills issues and a need to keep up the pace of change will impact particularly smaller MSPs, the Managed Services Summit North heard this week.