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Jun 2026

Where Identity Breaks Down Across the Employee Lifecycle

Identity Verification

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May 2026

AI Agent Authorization: Why Accountable Delegation is Central to Your Trust Fabric

Identity Thread

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May 2026

Agentic AI Identity Security: Why Delegated Authority Raises Risk

Identity Thread

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May 2026

Rethinking Certificate Management: Why the 47-Day Mandate Is a Wake-Up Call

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

What is Server Name Indication?

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...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Bruce Morton

Jun 2015

SSL Review: May 2015

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 & ...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Bruce Morton

Jun 2015

Moving Forward with Certificate Transparency

As we move in 2015, you will start to see Certificate Transparency deployed on EV SSL certificates. Google has required that as of January 2015, all EV SSL certificates be publicly logged to retain their EV status. All current EV SSL certificates will be white listed for the Chrome browser. Google...

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Bruce Morton

Dec 2014

Understanding SHA-1 Vulnerabilities "” Is SSL No Longer Secure?

Lately, SSL has come under fire and users may be under the impression that, perhaps, there is a problem with SSL. First, there was the announcement of the Heartbleed bug and vulnerabilities related to OpenSSL. Now, there is a lot of buzz about SHA-1 and SHA-2. Different terms are being used, such a...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Bruce Morton

Oct 2014

Internet of Things – Beware

We are now moving into the deployment of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is an attempt to attach uniquely identifiable devices to the existing Internet infrastructure. The connected devices will allow you to receive better information, control items and, simply, just do fun stuff. How many will b...

Internet of Things (IoT) Security |

Bruce Morton

Jul 2014

OCSP Must-Staple

This post was originally published by on the CA Security Council blog. With the announcement of the Heartbleed bug and the resulting need to revoke large numbers of SSL certificates, the topic of certificate revocation has, once again, come to the fore. There have been many issues with how revocat...

TLS/SSL Certificates |

Bruce Morton

Jun 2014

Protect Your Private Keys: Three Easy Steps for Safe Code-Signing

A recent article by the Microsoft malware protection center, “Be a real security pro - Keep your private keys private,” reminded me of some best practices. There are far too many cases of illegitimate code being signed by a stolen private key for legitimately signed code-signing certificates. In th...

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) |

Bruce Morton

Dec 2013

Entrust Blog

From Process to Outcomes: Governing the Agentic Enterprise

Where Identity Breaks Down Across the Employee Lifecycle

AI Agent Authorization: Why Accountable Delegation is Central to Your Trust Fabric

Agentic AI Identity Security: Why Delegated Authority Raises Risk

Rethinking Certificate Management: Why the 47-Day Mandate Is a Wake-Up Call

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