Prizes!
Radically Open Security has been rolling in prizes, during the last period of time.
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Posts by 'Melanie Rieback'
Radically Open Security - 2nd Anniversary!
Radically Open Security is now officially 2 years old… it's hard to believe what a whirlwind this past year has been!
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NetAidKit: protect yourself!
Many people are aware of it by now: protect yourself when you go online! This is especially important for journalists and activists, who are regularly targeted by parties who hope to keep the public in the dark. Protecting your sources, colleagues and yourself from prying eyes is of vital importance. But for many people it is not that easy to set up the tools and take the required measures. This is where NetaidKit comes into play.
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A busy year
Our first year was turbulent and very successful. Our client base has grown to include critical infrastructure providers, academia, civil rights organisations, financial institutions and more.
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Overview of talks in October 2014
Radically Open Security has been busy this past month, presenting at conferences and teaching courses/workshops throughout the Netherlands, and Europe! Here is an overview of our activities in October.
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SBox: Usable Privacy and Anonymity for Journalists
Today I’m excited to let everyone know about a new project to create useful open-source things for the whole community. We’ve been engaged by the Internet Protection Lab - a collaboration between Free Press Unlimited, Hivos and Greenhost - dedicated to preserving press freedom and access to information worldwide. The Internet Protection Lab has asked Radically Open Security to help create technology that allows journalists and activists to connect to the internet safely in an easy way, and we need your help!
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