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Insights on secure data exchange, digital sovereignty, and open source — from the team that built the platform.

Kiteworks Open Source Program Office (ownCloud)

Kiteworks empowers organizations to manage risk in every send, share, receive, and save of sensitive content, protecting over 200 million end users across thosuands of global enterprises and government agencies. The Kiteworks Open Source Program Office is the steward of ownCloud, the open-source platform for sovereign secure data exchange, file synchronization, and collaboration. Built from the ground up in Go with zero database dependency, ownCloud Infinite Scale scales from a single binary to million-user deployments. Guided by a published governance charter and Apache 2.0 licensing, the OSPO ensures ownCloud remains a transparent, community-driven digital commons.

Data security also includes metadata, not only files

ownCloud is almost 5 – Celebrate with us

5 years ago -- on January the 17th 2010 to be exact -- Frank announced the ownCloud project as part of the Camp KDE keynote in San Diego. Over the next 5 years, we -- you and us -- have built a great way to safely share and sync files. We've also together built a...

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Data security also includes metadata, not only files

And so it Begins: Now the FCC is Policy data Protection

That’s according to a recent Bloomberg piece: New Sheriff in Town: FCC Expands Its Reach to Data Security. According to the story: “The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) entered the data security enforcement field in October, levying a $10 million fine against...

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Data security also includes metadata, not only files

ownCloud is Raking in the Awards

ownCloud is on a roll this month! We started the month announcing that we ranked second in Linux Journal’s Readers’ Award for Best Cloud-Based File Storage  as well as making top five for  Best New Linux/Open-Source Product/Project. Well this week we have received...

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Data security also includes metadata, not only files

Google improves support for ODF

The Open Document Format, published November 2006, aimed to make complex documents more future proof. Most competing document formats were non standardized, complex, binary formats which would make their contents hard or impossible to read in contemporary applications...

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Data security also includes metadata, not only files

Three Ways to Block Dropbox in the Workplace

Lately there has been a lot of hubbub about employees using personal clouds in the work place causing data leaks so this article by Neeraj Periwal — on MSPMentor entitled “Three Ways to Block Dropbox in the Workplace” – caught our attention. Periwal writes: “Given the...

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