Don’t Let the Next WannaCrypt Ransomware Hold you Hostage
by Jason on May 15, 2017 11:47:42 AM
While the President of the United States and his crack team of top homeland security advisors convened to address the threat posed by a massive global cyber-attack “in progress”, and hundreds of thousands of hospitals, schools and businesses around the world were assessing the damage …
Sync.com: Data Privacy as a Platform
by Jason on Jun 7, 2016 2:41:22 PM
In her wildly popular 2016 Internet Trends Report, Mary Meeker tells us that global data usage continues to surge, driven by the device connectivity of about 3 billion Internet users and the widespread adoption of mass data intelligence.
Have you Enabled 2-Factor Authentication?
by Jason on Aug 20, 2015 10:57:32 AM
Keeping your account safe is priority number one here at Sync.
Take Back your Privacy!
by Jason on Aug 4, 2015 11:22:26 AM
Learn more about Sync and how we protect your privacy in our 2 minute video debut.
Why We’ve Joined Over 200,000 Canadians in Saying No to Bill C-51
by Jason on May 5, 2015 12:03:08 PM
Canadian parliament will be voting on Bill C-51 this week, legislation designed to get tough on terrorism.
The Moment Privacy Got Real
by Jason on May 1, 2015 12:33:11 PM
When Google announced that “you can download all of your saved search history to see a list of the terms you’ve searched for”, I must admit, I felt a hint of nervous trepidation at the thought of what I might discover. Just for an instant. Curiosity is a powerful thing.
Data privacy day 2015
by Jason on Jan 28, 2015 4:07:31 PM
Just in case you haven’t heard, January 28 marks Data Privacy Day, a global initiative designed to raise privacy awareness and promote data protection best practices for businesses, organizations and consumers.
A secure, Canadian Dropbox alternative
by Jason on Jan 22, 2015 12:04:32 PM
Here at Sync it’s no secret that we’re on a mission to offer a truly private and secure alternative to Dropbox. I mean, that’s why we built Sync in the first place. For businesses that store sensitive or confidential information in the cloud Dropbox should be a non-starter. The reason …
Top 5 worst privacy policies you’ve probably agreed to
by Jason on Oct 3, 2014 7:51:54 AM
1. Apple iCloud If you’ve got an iPhone, iPad or other Apple device you’ve probably unwittingly agreed to the iCloud terms of service which appears to give Apple the right to access your data at any time:
Networks of the future
by Thomas on Aug 26, 2014 10:29:07 AM
The very openness of the early internet fueled its growth worldwide. Packet-switched networks, borne of a Cold War era fear of nuclear devastation, were built to be easy to set up, and resilient to outages and failures.