This video post is an interview with Oculis CEO Bill Anderson and excerpts from his popular presentation at SINET this year.

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PrivateEye software solves almost all the problems associated with over-the-shoulder espionage.
GCN — Greg Crowe
Best New Security Start-Up Company of the Year (Software)
— Info Security Global Excellence Awards 2012
…the consequences of having someone looking at your computer screen when you’re at work can be worse than the embarrassment of being caught on Facebook — especially if your work involves sensitive or classified material.
GCN —
Oculis technology should help protect sensitive intelligence information from being compromised…
Information Week — Elizabeth Montalbano
…software to prevent prying eyes from gleaning any information from computer screens.
PC World — John P. Mello Jr.
I was just on a plane, and I could have used this!
SiriusXM — Mario Armstrong
Could U.S. DoD workers using laptops outside (or even inside) the office use a PrivateEye? We think so…
Military Embedded Systems — Chris Ciufo
Oculis Labs’ technologies offer a vital new capability in securing computer systems against a wide range of insider and outsider threats.
In-Q-Tel — T.J. Rylander
Oculis has developed a unique product for a security threat that normally we don’t think about
— Top 300 Startups
Many of you likely work with sensitive data on a regular basis. Whether it be classified government information, personally identifiable data, or any other type of data that should be protected, there are many ways to secure it in the digital domain. In fact, securing that data digitally is the easy part. What about the [...]
CTOVision.com — Dillon Behr
This is about the coolest and, at the same time, most useful security product we have seen in a long time
SC Magazine — Peter Stephenson
Not only do you have to secure your network, you need to be concerned about who can see over your shoulder. This software is very important… Very high-tech. This software is very important… Very high-tech.
Capital Insider — Morris Jones
This technology is sure to impress your friends and colleagues, as well as the latte-drinkers at your local Wi-Fi coffee shop. It’s cool! … I’m definitely impressed with the way it automatically restores the fuzzed-out screen upon recognizing me back at my desk.
PCMag — Neil Rubenking
I have to say this product is amazing. I was blown away by how well it worked.
Tech Cocktail — Mark Bebawy
Pretty cool — all you need are your eyes to make it work
— Yahoo Tech
…for those who really need to make sure their screens are safe in public, this software keeps out nosy neighbors and deliberate spies alike
Popsci — Stuart Fox
Ideal for office situations where privacy of information is paramount, such as medical settings, financial institutions, law firms, etc.
— Baltimore Sun
This helps solve the not-well-solved problem of leaving terminals unattended.
— Slashdot
To a social engineer intent on extracting data, the modern office reads like an open book. Over-the-shoulder reconnaissance reveals what is available, where it is, and who has access to it – all the ingredients an adversary needs to succeed at a data breach. Organizations that focus exclusively on network security may keep out external [...]

I’ve recently recorded a presentation we give on why protecting the last 2 feet is important, and how Oculis Labs does it with PrivateEye and Chameleon. Those who have been following our progress will probably enjoy hearing how we present the problem space, the opportunity, and our solution to prospective customers. If you’re looking to [...]

Last month I was invited to participate in the launch of the Dutch National Cybersecurity Center in the Hague. Our host was KPN, the leading telecommunications and IT service provider in The Netherlands. KPN Corporate Market (previously known as Getronics) offers global IT services and is particularly focused on delivering cloud-based services to their customers. [...]

Oculis Labs was the recipient of some nice press coverage by Bloomberg this week. Reporter Nishad Majmudar looked into the growth of “Cyber” businesses in Maryland as the result of expanded security and intelligence at NSA, DISA and the new U.S. Cyber Command. Fort Meade as Cyber Hub Turns Maryland Into a Startup Hot [...]

Fort Meade as Cyber Hub Turns Maryland Into a Startup Hot Spot By Nishad Majmudar - Jan 30, 2012 12:02 AM ET Bill Anderson passed up Silicon Valley and opened his technology startup in central Maryland, even though it lacked the prestige and signature names such as Apple Inc. and Google (GOOD) Inc. One draw for the founder of [...]

Last week I participated in Cyber Innovation Panel: Building Maryland’s Cyber Innovation Ecosystem at the inaugural Maryland Cyber Challenge Conference. I was joined by other Maryland security industry leaders, including Gregg Smith; CEO Coolspan, Kevin Haar; CEO Appistry, Chris Ensey; SafeNet and moderated by Robert Rodriguez, Chairman, Security Innovation Network. We had a wide ranging [...]

This year at the annual Department of Defense DODIIS show in Detroit, Dell invited Oculis Labs to show off Chameleon on their very special Dell Integrity platform. Of course we jumped at the chance. The platform, Dell Integrity Secure Consolidated Client (DISCC) is one of only a few truly multilevel security solutions that enables government customers [...]

The FBI illegally obtained thousands of Americans’ telephone records during the Bush administration. The individuals involved apparently used a variety of methods, often with the cooperation of phone company employees. NPR recently published the story at http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122774614 “They [phone company employees] worked in the FBI building, and agents would do what they called “sneak peeks” [...]


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