White Papers, Articles & Reports

Read our thought leadership pieces covering a variety of topics within the realm of secure information exchange

White Paper

Innovation In Secure Information Exchange

In the modern world, digitised information is viewed as an asset capable of driving improvements to productivity and efficiency as well as enabling decision making and effective collaboration. This white paper discusses how the nature of secure information exchange requirements is changing, and how suppliers are addressing this change.

Report

2020 Vision – Report on Cyber Security Trends in 2020

The events of 2020 have put immense pressure on people and organisations alike to adapt to drastically changing circumstances within a very short timeframe. This report examines the key cyber security trends that unfolded over the course of 2020, and how businesses can respond to them now.

White Paper

HardSec: Proof of Concept

Interceptor will be Nexor’s latest innovation in the field of secure information exchange. Its novel use of configurable hardware-based validation enforcement promises new levels of flexibility to our customers without compromising on security.

White Paper

The Industrial Data Space - A Cloud Based Approach

In industry, the ability to perform real-time data analysis on Operational Technology (OT) plays a key role in driving business success. However, organisations attempting to make this a reality find that internal data sharing is constrained by the fundamental differences which exist between OT and Information Technology (IT), as well as the priorities of the personnel that use them.

White Paper

Protecting Information in the CAV Domain

The number of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) on the road is expected to increase dramatically over the next decade. Funding and research are being poured into their development to ensure that these vehicles are not only viable, but safe.

White Paper

Enabling Secure Information Exchange in Cloud Environments

It has been reported that ‘cloud security’ is an oxymoron, a contradiction in terms. How can something that is abstract, ephemeral and cannot be touched by its users be trusted or secure? In this paper, we look at the principles behind the cloud that present us with security challenges and explore where responsibility for solving the issues lies.