PastWipe Strengthens Its Next Release Around Enterprise Security Requirements
Technology Update PastWipe Strengthens Next Release With Client-Controlled Zero-Access Architecture By PastWipe Newsroom Published: 18 July 2026 at 09:00 BST Customer and technical-evaluator requirements are driving additional controls for workload attestation, cryptographic authorisation, scoped revocation, trusted recovery and independently verifiable security evidence. PastWipe’s next release is being developed around client-controlled data, client-controlled keys and a […]
When a Breach Happens, Stopping the Attack Is Only Half the Job
When a company discovers a data breach, the response usually moves fast. Incident response teams are called in. Endpoints are isolated. Passwords are reset. Logs are reviewed. Lawyers are briefed. Regulators may need to be notified. Customers may need reassurance. This is all essential. But one question is still often left dangerously exposed: What happens […]
PastWipe Confirms RepSec™ Production Implementations in Insurance and Manufacturing
PastWipe Confirms Production Implementations of RepSec™ Across Insurance and Manufacturing Sectors London, United Kingdom — 27 February 2026 PastWipe, a UK-headquartered cybersecurity company with offices in Spain, Asia, and the United States, today confirmed that multiple insurance organizations and two manufacturing groups have successfully completed acceptance testing and implementation of its latest RepSec™ protocol. The […]
Identity Infrastructure Just Failed Again — Why Post-Breach Data Neutralization Must Become Standard
Cybersecurity • Identity Infrastructure • Post-Breach Resilience Identity Infrastructure Just Failed Again — Why Post-Breach Data Neutralization Must Become Standard People are fed up: breach after breach, fraud after fraud, and the burden always lands on the public. The missing layer isn’t another dashboard — it’s making stolen data unusable. By Ralph Ehlers Published 23 […]
Cybersecurity After the Breach: Why Neutralizing Stolen Data Is the Next Frontier
Cybersecurity After the Breach: Why Neutralizing Stolen Data Is the Next Frontier Cybersecurity • Post-Breach Governance Cybersecurity After the Breach: Why Neutralizing Stolen Data Is the Next Frontier Most cyber programs stop at prevention and detection. The real damage often starts after exfiltration—when stolen data becomes a long-term weapon. A new focus is emerging: post-breach […]
PastWipe Launches RepSec-Q
PastWipe introduces RepSec-Q, a quantum-resilient cybersecurity framework enabling organisations to maintain control and compliance over compromised data after cyber breaches.
From Harvard Yard to the M&S Checkout: What Recent Breaches Say About Post-Breach Data Risk
PastWipe Insight • Cyber Incidents • From Harvard Yard to the M&S Checkout: What Recent Breaches Say About Post-Breach Data Risk A phone-based phishing attack at Harvard and a nine-figure cyber hit at Marks & Spencer look like very different stories. But they share a single, uncomfortable truth: once data is exfiltrated, most organisations still […]
JLR’s £196m Cyberattack: One Hack Moves a Country’s GDP
JLR’s £196m Cyberattack: When One Hack Can Move a Country’s GDP By PastWipe RepSec™ Team Jaguar Land Rover’s recent cyberattack has become one of the most economically significant incidents in UK corporate history. The company has disclosed around £196 million in direct cyber-related costs and swung from a substantial profit a year ago to a […]
Asia Office Announcement
Why We’ve Opened PastWipe Asia: Bringing Post-Exfiltration Control Closer to Where Data Is Created When we started PastWipe, the mission was simple: make stolen data useless — and prove it. Over the last year, that idea has moved from whiteboards into patents, protocols, and live pilots with real customers. Today, another piece clicks into place: […]
Strengthening Enterprise Compliance in the Age of AI
PastWipe confirms confidential talks with global buyers over a patented system for attestation-based data neutralization, reshaping cybersecurity and data sovereignty.