You have a dilemma. You want to continue to deploy your web service but are running out of IPv4 addresses. You consider deploying multiple virtual servers that will use the same IP address. However, your thought is that you can only have one SSL certificate per IP address. How will you make your ser...
Entrust's monthly SSL review covers SSL discussions "” recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust and CA Security Council Entrust Identity ON discussed: Logjam Attack and Diffie-Hellman CA Security Council discussed: Practical Steps to Counter the Logjam Attack Hot Topics & ...
There are some things that all offices need, regardless of the kind of business they're involved in. For instance, every company needs to keep track of its accounting. And all organizations require some way of overseeing employee compensation. These are not sector-specific tools -- they are univers...
In March, a chart came out comparing the stereotypical computer hacker of 1995 to that of 2015. According to the chart's characterization, the hacker of 20 years ago was in every sense an amateur: often a kid in a basement seeing how much he or she could get away with. By today's standards, the 199...
Earlier this year, European Commission VP Andrus Ansip and commissioner Vera Jourová made a statement regarding the EU’s long-awaited data protection reform, confirming a commitment to pass the new laws by the end of this year. Unfortunately for the organisations that will need to adhere to these r...
It's the final day of the 2015 RSA Conference, so spend your last day with us. We've got a pair of exciting demos lined up for you and plenty of giveaways to make this years conference one to remember. Come visit us at Booth N3001 and wrap up you last hours with Entrust Datacard. And in case you mi...
We’ve packed up booth N3001 at RSA Conference 2015. Thank you for an amazing week. We’ve met tons of new people, discussed your security challenges, and gave out some pretty awesome gadgets. Just because RSA 2015 is over does not mean our conversations about security have to end. And even if you ...
