Proxywar-e is the only company that approaches cybersecurity from the position of human impact.
Attacks on the digital world - including malware, targeted misinformation and fraud - reduce trust in business, harm democracy and endanger vulnerable groups. Building a safer digital world is not only an ethical responsibility: it's necessary for a sustainable future.
Unfortunately, progress towards a safer digital world is hindered by complacency, misplaced priorities, a lack of cooperation between responsible parties, and reliance on legislation that cannot keep up with rapidly advancing cyber actors.
Proxywar-e is guided by these beliefs.
01
Traditional Cybersecurity is Not Enough.
Antivirus and firewalls serve a purpose, but detecting and blocking bad actors is not enough: they need to be isolated and removed at the source.
02
Legislation is Too Slow.
Efforts to legislate the digital ecosystem are too slow to keep up with bad actors. Working together, institutions who depend on the Web must demand and enforce change from their digital partners.
03
Companies Should Do No Harm
The interconnected nature of the modern Web makes it hard for organizations to keep track of bad partners who harm their users, but all businesses have an ethical responsibility not to harm their customers.
