Florence Broderick ElevenPaths and Symantec plan a joint offer Security Solutions for IoT environments ElevenPaths collaborates with Symantec as technology provider for its Security certificate service for IoT. Madrid, October 31 2016.- ElevenPaths, Telefónica Cyber Security Unit, announce our intends to collaborate with Symantec,...
Florence Broderick Telefónica and ElevenPaths present new Path6 solution, alliances and investments Third anniversary of leadership in innovation and cybersecurity TELEFÓNICA AND ELEVENPATHS PRESENT THE PATH6 SOLUTION, THEIR NEW ALLIANCES AND INVESTMENTS IN THE IV SECURITY INNOVATION DAY New alliances with prominent...
Fernando Menéndez-Ros Telefónica Colombia and Ecuador: Success stories in Digital Transformation Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, the digital relationship with customers is becoming closer and more efficient. Colombia and Ecuador have positioned themselves as pioneers in their markets by opting for avant-garde technologies such...
ElevenPaths Limiting the use scope of our secrets in Latch with “Limited Secrets” When creating a Latch app as a developer, Latch provides us with an application identifier (appId) and a secret. These two keys allow us to sign the requests sent...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths joins Saint Patrick Technology to offer security solutions based on the latest Big Data technologies We announce today our most recent partnership with Saint Patrick Technology, the leading company in the development of solutions based on the latest technologies, such as AR, VR, NFC,...
Florence Broderick Metashield for Exchange soon to be available. How does it work? Metashield for Exchange stacks up to our currently offered server-side metadata cleaning solutions and broadens the flexibility and customization options that we offer companies to get rid of sensitive...
Florence Broderick The Android Trojan preinstalled in Amazon Tablets is in Google Play as well Researchers from Cheetah Mobile have found Trojans preinstalled in some cheap Amazon tablets, very hard to remove. But, here in ElevenPaths we have found that a version of this...
