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What is Yubikey, why do I need Yubikey? How to use Yubikey?

by Vaultum Corp. | Apr 28, 2022 | Our Blogs

What does a YubiKey do? What Is It? The YubiKey—like other, similar devices—is a small metal and plastic key about the size of a USB stick. They plug into your computer, and some also connect to your phone. You can use them in either place, along with your password,...

The Dos and Don’ts of Destroying Your SSD at End-of-Life

by VaultumLLC | Mar 10, 2022 | News, Our Blogs, SEM

Although standard HDD has been the preferred storage devices for a long time, many companies are currently choosing SSD (Solid State Drives) over HDD for its superior performance and reliability.However, maintaining the security of your crucial data in SSD when no...

Making Zero Trust Real

by VaultumLLC | Mar 4, 2022 | News, Our Blogs

Zero Trust is rapidly becoming the security model of choice among IT leaders as it is a valid and trusted approach to identity security. With a more intentional method for security and privileged access management, Zero Trust’s mantra of “never trust, always...

Secure Your Account the Smart Way with Software Token

by VaultumLLC | Jan 27, 2022 | News, Our Blogs

In year 2021 alone, data breach costs increased from $3.86 million to $4.24 million, the highest in the past 17 years. Due to the pandemic situation, many workers must work remotely, which in turns attract cyber criminals. When employees are working from home, they...

Are You Sure Your Password is Good Enough?

by VaultumLLC | Jan 18, 2022 | News, Our Blogs

With the increasing internet usage from accessing your email, online shopping, social media, to online business meeting, internet users have to deal with dozensof passwords to deal with. Both for personal and work purposes, managing different passwords for various...

Secure Data Encryption to safeguard your invaluable data

by Vaultum Corp. | Aug 30, 2016 | Our Blogs

What is Encryption? Encryption is a means to encode data. The purpose of encryption is concealment, or more specifically, security and confidentiality. Things like digital signatures are often confused with encryption, but they are not concerned with concealment,...