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[https://digiresilience.org/tech/link.html CDR Link], A privacy and security-focused helpdesk that makes asking for help easy. It allows individuals to offer their community a secure, multi-channel, mobile-first way to get in touch and ask for digital security help using everyday messaging apps, like Signal, Whatsapp, and Telegram. CDR Link is encrypted and open-source, built on the Zammad helpdesk and using a number of open-source extensions to increase user privacy and security. It is also flexible, and can be adapted for users that require the secure submission of data from the field into a secure platform for analysis and further sharing. | [https://digiresilience.org/tech/link.html CDR Link], A privacy and security-focused helpdesk that makes asking for help easy. It allows individuals to offer their community a secure, multi-channel, mobile-first way to get in touch and ask for digital security help using everyday messaging apps, like Signal, Whatsapp, and Telegram. CDR Link is encrypted and open-source, built on the Zammad helpdesk and using a number of open-source extensions to increase user privacy and security. It is also flexible, and can be adapted for users that require the secure submission of data from the field into a secure platform for analysis and further sharing. | ||
'''Presenters''' | '''Presenters''' Fabiola, Center for Digital Resilience | ||
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Revision as of 15:10, 29 July 2020
Time: 9:00am EST / 1:00pm UTC+0
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CDR Link, A privacy and security-focused helpdesk that makes asking for help easy. It allows individuals to offer their community a secure, multi-channel, mobile-first way to get in touch and ask for digital security help using everyday messaging apps, like Signal, Whatsapp, and Telegram. CDR Link is encrypted and open-source, built on the Zammad helpdesk and using a number of open-source extensions to increase user privacy and security. It is also flexible, and can be adapted for users that require the secure submission of data from the field into a secure platform for analysis and further sharing.
Presenters Fabiola, Center for Digital Resilience
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