KoolSpan U: Weekly Word Wednesday – Cyber Espionage
In this day and age, our electronic devices are a treasure chest of information. Cyber espionage is the act of obtaining said private information without permission from the rightful owner in [...]
KoolSpan Selected to Join US-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce’s ICT Trade Mission; Exhibit at BakuTel 2013
Washington, DC and Bethesda, MD – November 20, 2013 — KoolSpan, developer of a suite of patented hardware-based mobile security applications, will join a select group of leading U.S. [...]
Mobile Security on Planes, Trains and Automobiles: 5 Tips to Keep Your Data Safe During Thanksgiving Travel
Thanksgiving is undoubtedly the busiest travel time of the year with notorious transportation delays, traffic and travel snags. As we rely more and more on our mobile devices while we travel, [...]
KoolSpan U: Weekly Word Wednesday – Bifurcation
Generally speaking, a bifurcation is the place where something divides into two branches. However, in the field of biometrics, which is used in cyber security as a form of identification and [...]
KoolSpan U: Weekly Word Wednesday – Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
Single-factor authentication, usually in the form of a password, has proven to be an inadequate security solution for many companies and individuals as cyber security threats have increased. To [...]
KoolSpan U: Weekly Word Wednesday – Computer Forensics
Like forensic science, the goal of computer forensics is to perform an investigation on a computer or mobile device in order to analyze and preserve evidence from the device for use in a court of [...]
Spy Games: All Phone and Web Communications of Athletes and Visitors to Sochi Olympics Will be Monitored
Russia has installed a surveillance system at the site of next year’s Winter Olympic Games in Sochi that will allow security services to monitor all phone and web traffic of athletes and [...]
