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Building Your Digital DNA: PKI and the Identity Evolution
A few years ago, identity was all about me. No, I’m not a narcissist – at least I don’t think I am. What I mean is that the technologies and processes used to establish and manage my identity in an organization were all about me as a user. Authentication credentials and permissions were assigned to me as an individual, and theSeptember 29, 2016 in General, Public Key Infrastructure -
A Fresh Take on PKI
As discussed in our first Digital DNA series blog post, organizations are recognizing opportunity and driving toward new digital business models. However, security and risk are seen as major bottlenecks and putting appropriate controls in place is required to allow for the required agility in these models. In the last post we discussed how identity can be woven into the fabric ofSeptember 22, 2016 in Public Key Infrastructure -
TLS/SSL Comprehensive History
Security is one driving factor in the evolution of technology. Here’s a timeline showing how the history of SSL/TLS and PKI advanced as security needs increased since its introduction in 1995. The timeline was created by Ivan Ristić of Feisty Duck, who has done a fantastic job of documenting SSL/TLS and PKI history. The deployment of SSL v2 protocol in
September 19, 2016 in Public Key Infrastructure, SSL -
Observatory by Mozilla will Make the Internet a Safer Place
Mozilla has released a new website, Observatory, to help developers, system administrators, and security professionals configure their websites safely and securely. April King, an information security engineer who developed the tool, explains that the development of the Observatory is a result of a new job she received at Mozilla to improve security on many of their websites. King first started
September 16, 2016 in SSL TLS/SSL Comprehensive History
Security is one driving factor in the evolution of technology. Here’s a timeline showing how the history of SSL/TLS and PKI advanced as security needs increased since its introduction in 1995. The timeline was created by Ivan Ristić of Feisty Duck, who has done a fantastic job of documenting SSL/TLS and PKI history. The deployment of SSL v2 protocol in
September 19, 2016 in Public Key Infrastructure, SSLObservatory by Mozilla will Make the Internet a Safer Place
Mozilla has released a new website, Observatory, to help developers, system administrators, and security professionals configure their websites safely and securely. April King, an information security engineer who developed the tool, explains that the development of the Observatory is a result of a new job she received at Mozilla to improve security on many of their websites. King first started
September 16, 2016 in SSL
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