Lock the door. Shut the windows. Close the blinds. Draw the curtains. Never invite a stranger into the house. These are some of the rules of privacy and security many of us learned when we wer...
Entrust Datacard The Value of EV Certificates Remains Regardless of Changes to the EV Indicator in Major Browsers Shortening Validity Period of SSL/TLS Certificates Hashedout discusses One Year Max Validity Ballot Fails at the CA/B Forum Scott Helme provides input on Ballot SC22: Reduce Cer...
ABI Research recently published a report on Smart City Cybersecurity. In it, they covered a wide spectrum of cybersecurity challenges for smart cities where sustainability, efficiency and citizen safety are key priorities. A section of this report is dedicated to information and profiles of key vend...
It’s been a busy year for Peter Carlisle, VP of Global Sales for Entrust's data protection solutions. In honour of his 10th ‘Where in the World is Peter Carlisle’ blog (Las Vegas), we decided to check in on his 2019 travel milestones and ask some questions about his non-stop global adventures. Fir...
According to Gartner, “Cloud computing has become the new normal for modern IT environments — cloud adoption rates among organizations are projected to jump from 68% in 2017 to 85% in 2019.”1 However, data in the cloud is not necessarily safe. In fact, Dropbox, LinkedIn, Home Depot, Apple iCloud, Ya...
Changes are expected in the way extended validation (EV) certificates will be indicated in upcoming releases of major browsers, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. In the upcoming releases, we can expect to see the EV certificate indicator moved from the URL or address bar to the Page Info. By mov...
CASC The Advantages of Short-Lived SSL Certificates for the Enterprise Bulletproof TLS Newsletter #55 Kazakhstan intercepts TLS traffic Hashedout provides input on … Twitter deprecates TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 TLS 1.3: Everything you need to know One Year Certificate Validity is about to b...
