RESOURCES

Free information to help your organisation exchange information securely

Keeping you ahead of the game with insight into secure information exchange.

As recognised industry experts in secure information exchange, or sometimes referred to as cross-domains, Nexor offers a series of freely available resources.

To help you find out more about secure information exchange you can explore our:

WHITE PAPERS

Our White Papers are highly regarded for their expertise and includes our reference architectures for Secure Information Exchange, Information Exchange Gateways and Military Messaging Handling Systems.

[Open White Papers]

CASE STUDIES

A series of interesting examples of how organisations have overcome security challenges to sharing information securely within their organisation or externally with partners.

[Open Case Studies]

RESEARCH POSTERS

Some examples of the posters that have been created as part of our research work. This includes the winner of the best research poster at an Information Assurance Advisory Council (IAAC) annual conference.

[Open Research Posters]

SECURE INFORMATION EXCHANGE STANDARDS

An introductory guide to a collection of globally-recognised secure information exchange standards.

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EAST MIDLANDS CYBER SECURITY FORUM

Discover resources from the East Midlands Cyber Security Forum that Nexor facilitates. The Forum is supported by the East Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire) as well as the regional branches of the Institute of Information Security Professionals (IISP) and the UK Cyber Security Forum (both hosted by Nexor).

[Visit the East Midlands Cyber Security Forum website]

REPORTS

Discover our in-depth industry reports.

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