Check out what our CEO, Mr. Chandrashekhar Basavanna, has to say about the emerging trends in IT security, cyber hygiene goals, innovative technology and much more.
It has been 12 years since the inception of SecPod, The Company that aims towards implementing “Cyber Hygiene” across enterprises. Our journey has been all about experiments. Experiments and thoughts of various kinds: Can we build a company organically, become better each day and grow along? Can we build a respected Technology Company which […]
Read More →I have been interested in learning about biological systems for a few years now, generally about the human body and its functioning. The immune system, in particular, has intrigued me ever since. The reason for my keenness is to understand how nature has responded to external threats, dust particles, viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites – pathogens […]
Read More →We are unleashing our new endpoint security and systems management platform on 27th March 2018. The journey began in the year 2011 when an idea prompted by a fellow SecPod-ian created an instant excitement in me. Little did we know, that it would consume the next seven years of our life to build this technology! […]
Read More →The Magic Button There is a magic button that is going to save us all. Mathematical modeling, sandboxing, behavioral analysis, machine learning, EDR, what not button. Just click it. Patching vulnerability is gone thing, who is going to sit and roll out those tedious little things. I have invested in magic button. Why should we […]
Read More →Anti-virus or Anti-malware is not dead; it is one of the defense mechanism in a defense-in-depth strategy. “Anti-virus is dead” is what you generally hear these days from the ‘over-the-top’ campaign makers. And what is the alternative, if so? There has never been a suitable response. Anti-virus or anti-malware products do their job quiet well, […]
Read More →It took us close to nine months to translate our idea into reality. We had debated the idea (for ANCOR, Saner and other products we plan to build) for over three months. Dropping some features, adding something in the last minute, debates, disagreement, agreement, sleepless nights, real-deep technology discussion, theoretical Computer Science discussion, this make […]
Read More →There is no “magic box” security. I can’t buy a device in the market that can be plugged in somewhere and assume “I am safe”. Much like dreaming about an all-proof balloon that secures us from all diseases and attacks. There is no replacement for a healthy-diet program and being vigilant. It is the process […]
Read More →All human beings have a part of the good and the bad. At times, bad takes over the good and other times, good takes over the bad. The fight between the good and the bad is not new. Attacks do happen and can happen to anyone, anytime, sometimes with notice and mostly without notice. In […]
Read More →1. Naïve Belief: Who is interested in my system? Nobody is going to attack me. I haven’t done anything bad to anyone, so why will they? 2. Believing Security can be bought: that magic device that I bought will take care of everything. 3. Trusting Anti-virus is enough to safeguard the system: Feel safe once […]
Read More →Is it too much to expect an appropriate answer from Computer Science Engineering graduates for these questions, – What does 32-bit computer really mean? – What is word length? – What is the length of a byte? – What is the length of an IP address? – What is the hardware address? – What is […]
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