About LockDown
Business-ready Secure, Private Communication for Businesses – Free Offer
March 26, 2020 – As businesses shift to remote working and the COVID-19 virus brings about severe changes to business operations, people are left trying to figure out a game plan.
One of the important topics that security/IT professionals, executives and business owners must navigate is how to ensure the prudent cybersecurity protection in this dynamic, work-from-home environment.
Cyber criminals will not relent just because there is a global health crisis. It’s likely that they will increase their attacks as businesses struggle to secure their data transmitted to and from home WIFI networks and on personal devices.
It can be dangerous to discuss sensitive topics and to share confidential documents through email, team collaboration platforms and text messaging.
Also, certain topics need to be discussed with complete privacy – and need to be permanently erased or archived at the conclusion of the conversation. These topics may include: business continuity, incident response, financing, mergers & acquisitions, personnel/HR and more.
At LockDown, our mission is to help you protect your company’s sensitive information.
LockDown is an easy to use app that can be deployed in just minutes, allowing your team to have sensitive conversations. You can rest easy knowing your information won’t end up in the wrong hands. LockDown enables you to message and share documents in a secure, containerized environment that provides you with unprecedented control of your sensitive digital information.
To help keep your business safe, LockDown is offering FREE business accounts for 1 month with no-strings-attached. This offer concludes on April 17th. Learn more about LockDown below:
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LockDown is pioneering a new standard for digital privacy, identity and data control. The first product available to the public, LockDown, is a secure communications app that enables surgical control and leading-edge security of digital information. Built upon patented 8,192-bit Atomization™ encryption and proprietary key handling technologies, LockDown delivers a zero-knowledge, zero-trust, password-less environment where messages and files can be shared safely with internal colleagues or external partners. LockDown ensures that security, privacy, permissions and access controls persist at all times, so you no longer have to choose between protecting your data and sharing it. For additional information, visit www.GetLockDown.com.
For press and interview requests, please email [email protected] or call 1-833-LOCKDOWN (1-833-562-5369).
AJ Auld
A.J. Auld, CEO of LockDown, is a versatile entrepreneur, experienced in turning complex technologies into successful businesses. At LockDown, A.J. is bringing revolutionary encryption technology to market in the form of an intuitive, easy-to-use communication platform for sharing confidential information with more control and security than ever before. Prior to LockDown, A.J. founded several successful companies including Distributed Alpha, a Blockchain/cryptocurrency investment firm; Bright Discounts, a fundraising company; and Titanium Lacrosse, a sports management company, which was acquired in 2015. A.J is a Columbus Business First “Forty under 40” awardee and received a degree in Finance and Entrepreneurship from Miami University.
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