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New solutions to even newer problems dealing with privacy are emerging every day. No matter how many practices or software solutions an individual or corporation adopts, the premise of data safety is blatantly simple: no unauthorised access.
Encryption is a wholesome and simple solution to information security. Data travelling in a secure impenetrable tunnel that only the receiver and sender have access to either end.
NCrypt looks at how data travels in the modern-day world and provide adequate shielding to mitigate any data leakage. Just convey your position (however unique it may seem) and we will promptly, but thoughtfully direct you to the best in class solution.
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Digital technology – ‘a case for encryption’
The times that we live in are full of abbreviations and acronyms for mod-cons. Things change and evolve; needs you never thought you had, have been met. However, one crucial aspect of moving into the technologically prosperous future somehow remains left in the garden shed — your privacy.
Ncrypt will ensure that when it comes to privacy and security, the absolute control and choice remains with you and you alone.
Encryption for everybody
Your data is yours and yours alone and in order to keep it that way, Ncrypt has built, sourced and assembled only the most state-of-the-art digital encryption technologies.
The humble computer is now an extension of any person’s brain, from the written word put together in a stroke of inspiration to photos taken in a fleeting moment. They are private and for your perusal. Our products make sure your life’s repository does not succumb to the tactics of corporations and governments.
For the people hustling in the backroom to the ones in international boardrooms, every bit of info count, and every action has a ripple effect. Our devices let you make your moves in peace, letting your decision making be the only variable you need to worry about.
Information flows in abundance and varying directions in a large organisation. Checks and balances for information security only go so far. Our devices make it so that anyone prying into your organisation’s data structure would have better luck drinking the ocean with a straw.
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Latest news
Apple puts government interests before user security
The tech giant’s true face has been revealed and it’s not pretty We’re only finding out now, but roughly two years ago, Apple performed a sudden 180-degree turn on its plans to fully encrypt iCloud backups, in order to give government entities easier access to...
Jeff Bezos lassoed into the average user’s leaky shoes
Jeff Bezos lassoed into the average user’s leaky shoes. What do multiple breaches of the richest man on earth’s personal phone mean for us? Sound the sirens, as Jeff Bezos’ mobile device has been hacked. The ensuing piece is like something out of an Airport...
ATO and Defence throwing cash out the wrong Windows
Australian agencies continue to invest in irrelevant technologies Remember LaserDiscs? That oversized frisbee of a disc that was set to take over A/V in the home during the 1980s, but was a bit too cumbersome and is now way too dated in both audio and...
“App-ocalypse” Now
“App-ocalypse” Now 53 organisations are trying to end Android’s pre-installed mobile applications In 2014, Apple CEO Tim Cook became the most meme’d individual on the face of the universe. Why? Because his company decided that anyone and everyone who spent their hard-earned cash on a...
Australia and the social credit ‘experiment’
Having “nothing to hide” can still cost you – eventually Friends, Australians, Countrymen, lend me your fears. And beware of doing anything wrong, it might ruin your life. In “Nosedive”, the 2016 episode of anthology Sci-Fi television series Black Mirror, the social status of every...
Window-dressing the backdoor
Government’s half-baked cyber security crackdown tiptoes in the right direction Dutton’s new code of practice is one rung above an empty gesture, but the faint silver lining is that the exponential rise in security threats is receiving mainstream attention. Recently, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton...
Shedding light on the darknet
The internet’s underbelly is much more than just fire and brimstone The word ‘dark’ immediately suggests something that’s opposite to good or whatever’s on the other side of good. It is synonymous with the sinister, the shady and the evil. Over the past decade, a...
Australia’s Most Watched – A mass surveillance masterpiece
A mass surveillance masterpiece On the surface, Australia is that laid back, sun-kissed country that pats you on the back and invites you to sit down for a beer and a laugh… a harmless nation that’s perfectly happy playing little brother to more influential countries...
The anti-encryption legislation joke is still doing the rounds – one year on
Downunder, encryption-related friction is rife as the government continues to willingly erode its citizen’s right to private communication – and do so with a smile. Blow up the balloons, hang up the streamers and open up your private communications to outside threats, as it’s time...
More than ever, acquiring a VPN is Very Pressing Now
I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping access to data Protecting our personal data from prying eyes is fast becoming a must for all Australians. Over recent years, The Australian Government have taken a series of steps to expand the boundaries of the...
NCrypt Cellular offers data protection for everyone with /e/, the Google-free Android mobile ecosystem
Sydney, 10 of August 2019 – Privacy protection is once again in the spotlight as /e/, the privacy by design mobile ecosystem has, partnered with Australian encryption specialists NCrypt Cellular to provide customers with open source Google free products. Up until recently, users of digital...
Taking off your Google-coloured glasses
Today, the greatest and most effective salesman is not the magazine, the billboard, the television or even the internet. It’s your own mind.
