Glasswall is excited to announce the integration of our Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) technology with the Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP).
Providing file-based cybersecurity protection while in the field is a major challenge faced by many government, military and intelligence agencies.
In the first of a regular blog series profiling female members of the Glasswall team, we talk to Riyya Ahmed, our Senior Technical Writer & Product Marketing Manager, about her career journey and what it’s like to work at Glasswall.
We are thrilled to announce that Glasswall has officially joined the Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization (AMTSO®).
Offensive Security, also known as ethical hacking or penetration testing, is a proactive approach to cybersecurity that involves testing digital systems for vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Steganography poses a significant threat in the world of cybersecurity, allowing adversaries to conceal data within everyday files.
The recent news that a payroll system used by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) had been hacked by a “malign actor” underlines the continuing cybersecurity risks facing government departments. In this case, the breach impacted...
In the evolving world of cybersecurity, accurate information is crucial for making informed decisions to protect against new threats. As technology advances, so do the tactics used by cybercriminals...
As government, defense and intelligence agencies increasingly migrate to a cloud-first approach, they face a new information security challenge of protecting information flows.To address this growing priority, Glasswall and Nexor have announced a technology partnership today...
In today's cybersecurity landscape, DISA STIGs are an increasingly popular implementation for organizations worldwide, including our clients, seeking robust security measures...
Among the many cybersecurity risks organizations face on a daily basis, zero-day vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous because – until they are patched – they are unknown to technology vendors and their users. In practical terms, because the software or device vendor has no advance warning of the risks they can create, they have zero days to develop a fix – hence the phrase ‘zero-day vulnerability’.
Glasswall has today joined the D3IP Community, an important UK initiative designed to foster collaboration and provide access to innovative technologies for the defence sector.
Glasswall has recently announced it is teaming up with the University of Essex as part of a brand-new knowledge transfer programme supported by funding from Innovate UK’s Accelerated Knowledge Transfer programme.