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Entrust at RSA: The Week Ahead
Entrust’s gearing up for a big, big week. Our go-to guys will focus on four key security areas: cloud, mobility, malware and CJIS compliance. Each day, our resident experts will host live presentations and demos that explore these strategic topic areas. All will be key in 2013 and beyond. For now,...
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Feb 2013

Entrust at RSA: Ready for Day 2
Yes, it’s finally here. The first full day of RSA Conference 2013 is upon us. We've got a nice blend of security awesomeness and where-the-heck-did-you-get-that intrigue.  Hit the jump for today’s schedule. Oh, yeah, did the second point above get your attention? Well, it should. We’re giving awa...
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Feb 2013

Entrust at RSA: Secure Mobile, Leverage Mobile
Entrust product marketing manager Mike Byrnes explores the innovation in mobile security and identities during RSA Conference 2013 at the Moscone Center. This almost goes without saying, but mobile has been big for many years. But it’s the next phase that will truly transform how people use mobile ...
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Feb 2013

Entrust at RSA: Welcome to San Francisco
Greetings from the Bay Area. Entrust is live at the Moscone Center for the opening night of RSA Conference 2013. If you weren't able to make it out to the West Coast, we’ll have you covered right here on the Entrust Insights blog. But if you are in San Francisco, please be sure to stop by our “Secu...
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Feb 2013

Lights Out: Super Bowl and OCSP
We were monitoring the performance of our OCSP service over the weekend and found an odd dip. In this case, the OCSP traffic indicates that users are going to sites protected with Entrust SSL certificates. After a little digging, it was found the dip was related to the Super Bowl (times are EST). ...
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Feb 2013

Public Key Pinning Extension for HTTP
In 2011, Google added public key pinning to Chrome. They white-listed the certification authority public keys that could be used to secure Google domains. The intent was to mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks that were performed by using a fraudulent SSL certificate. The approach was not scalable for...
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Jan 2013

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