Cryptography was originally developed to secure communications, i.e., data in transit (alternatively, data in motion)….
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Protecting Data in Transit Versus at Rest
August 2016
PROVE IT: Can One Certificate Authority Be More Reliable Tha...
Back in 1998 I went onto AskJeeves in search of a local store where I…
Minimum Requirements for Code Signing Certificates
August 2016 by
Bruce Morton
It is time for an update on the Baseline Requirements for Code Signing. First the…
HTTPoxy: Another Reason for HTTPS Everywhere
July 2016 by
Bruce Morton
Emerging vulnerabilities underscore the argument for creating a safer Internet for everyone including domain owners…
Schools Can Step up Their Security Game With More Secure ID ...
July 2016
As hubs of research, academia and culture, colleges have been targets of hackers on more…
Improving the Public Transit User Experience
July 2016
Many public transit infrastructures around the world are in the midst of big technological upgrades….
ID Cards to the Rescue
June 2016
The Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA) is the largest independent lifeboat service in the U.K., providing inshore…
Performance and security: best of all worlds
As complex and sensitive data transactions play an ever-expanding role in today’s world, users of…
Ensuring a Trusted Internet of Things
June 2016 by
Jason Soroko
We are at the cusp of an era where our lives will rarely depart from…
Three Ways Law Firms Can Improve Cybersecurity
June 2016
In recent years, cyberattacks against law firms have managed to mostly slip under the radar….
