Our launch of ScramFS certainly captured quite a lot of attention in the media! Infosecurity magazine: Interview: Linus Chang, CEO, Scram Software ee News Embedded: New, easy-to-use encryption system has 30 day free trial Global Security Mag: Scram Software launches ScramFS Security Brief Australia: Melbourne firm Scram Software takes encryption to UK Security Brief Europe:... Read More.
Melbourne, Australia – 14 February 2018 – Scram Software, an award-winning cyber- security software development company, has announced that ScramFS – an internationally peer-reviewed encryption system for safeguarding cloud data – is now available to SMEs, government and not-for-profit organisations, enabling fast and easy encryption of sensitive data to reduce breaches and assist GDPR compliance.... Read More.
The recent announcement of ScramFS has hit the media! Read more about it in these publications: Global Banking and Finance Review Global Security Mag Business Computing World Backup Review In addition, our comments on data protection and security were published in the Association for Accounting Technicians, October 2017 edition. Read More.
Melbourne, Australia – 22 November 2017 – Scram Software, an award-winning cyber security software development startup, has announced that ScramFS – the world’s most advanced cryptographic file system – will be commercially available to SMEs and government organisations from January 2018. Via its intuitive command line interface (CLI), ScramFS enables system administrators to easily encrypt... Read More.
Scram Software has been announced as a “Cyber Security Leader of 2017” by Cyber Defense Magazine. Linus Chang, the founder of Scram Software, was appropriately thrilled with the acknowledgement. “We’ve been working hard on developing our ScramFS encrypted file system, which is the enabling technology for a whole range of encryption tools and technologies. Our goal... Read More.
We recently wrote an article on the long term security of today’s encryption systems, and the effects that quantum computers will have in weakening / breaking the cryptography that currently secures our data. This is of particular importance for companies trying to meet GDPR compliance, as data needs to be secured in the long term,... Read More.