Martin Lemay

Devolutions is pleased to announce the successful renewal of its SOC2 Type-II report for Devolutions Hub for 2022.

This article explores how Devolutions Hub Business was designed with high security standards to ensure that customer data remains secure.

Devolutions note that DVLS, RDM, and Hub can help organizations protect PHI by leveraging centrally managed access controls, audit and accountability features, and strong authentication mechanisms.

As part of our longstanding commitment to security and transparency, we commission multiple third-party audits. Here's more information about the AICPA SOC2 Type-II report!

The latest edition of Remote Desktop Manager 2022.1 is now compliant with FIPS 140-2 Annex A approved encryption functions.

To better streamline our vulnerability disclosure process and promote transparency across the security of our products, we are pleased to announce that Devolutions has been authorized by the CVE Progr...

Devolutions’ security program includes a formal secure software development policy, which governs all security aspects of the organization’s software development practices. Our approach is based on th...

Introduction I recently came across the “SPHINX: A Password Store that Perfectly Hides from Itself” white paper that was released by IACR’s ePrint repository in July 2018. To be honest, I was not “tha...

The recently reported hack of LabCorp – one of the largest blood testing labs in the U.S. – has raised some legitimate questions about the defense strategies of corporations in an era when cyber attac...