ArmorText, which safeguards communication for organizations worldwide, and the international law firm of Crowell & Moring LLP today released an update to their tabletop exercise guide, making new exercise scenarios publicly available under a Creative Commons license. The new Cyber Resilience: Incident Response Tabletop Exercises Q2 2024 addresses urgent challenges facing executives, including disruptive attacks by increasingly sophisticated criminal actors with well-publicized recent examples, as well as increasingly complex regulatory obligations.

The program, designed to meet the rising demand for secure communication solutions during times of crisis, allows partners to create, manage, and administer ArmorText Private Directories and Federations/Trust Relationships.

ArmorText has seen a 33% increase in Fortune 500 customers, grown over 300% in Europe, and expanded significantly in 6 new critical infrastructure industries.

ArmorText, a leading secure out-of-band communications platform, and the international law firm of Crowell & Moring released an innovative guide, Cyber Resilience: Incident Response Tabletop Exercises 2023. Written for C-suite executives, in-house counsel, and incident response teams, the toolkit is a resource for leaders as they help their organizations mitigate cyber threats and strengthen their incident response capabilities.

ArmorText has unveiled enhanced support for the Relativity Short Message Format (RSMF), optimized for e-Discovery needs. Enhanced support for RSMF is a part of ArmorText’s ongoing commitment to make the adoption of end-to-end encryption for sensitive communications seamless for enterprises.

On the heels of announcing its enhanced ArmorText Secure Gateway, ArmorText unveils its expanded Crisis Response Reserve Capacity offering enabling customers to scale their existing ArmorText Secure Out of Band Collaboration™ workspaces to broader segments of the business for business continuity and disaster recovery purposes when needed at a fraction of the cost.

ArmorText has unveiled its enhanced Secure Gateway, allowing organizations to send end-to-end encrypted sensitive data, such as messaging and file-related content, from any source, including OT systems and SIEM data, directly to security teams on ArmorText.

Most notably, the report cited ArmorText as the only solution that “excels at enabling out of band communications.”