Entrust’s monthly SSL review covers SSL/TLS discussions “” recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust and CA Security…
SSL Review: May 2017
How Browser Security Indicators Can Protect You from Phishing
The media is full of stories about how phishing sites are moving rapidly to encryption using anonymous, free DV certificates…
Certificate Management: To Client or Not to Client
I thought about titling this blog, “Are Clients Dead?”, but that’s an absolutist question meant to provoke, and I’m getting…
Multi-Cloud Key Management: Selection and Migration (Third in a Series...
This blog first appeared on Securosis (https://securosis.com/blog/multi-cloud-key-management-selection-and-migration) Cloud services are typically described as sharing responsibility for security, but the reality…
Certificate Transparency Deadline Moved to April 2018
May 2017 by
Bruce Morton
Google just announced they will not be enforcing certificate transparency (CT) logging for all new TLS certificates until April 2018. In…
It’s tough to make predictions…
Since Peter Shor published his eponymous algorithm for factoring composite numbers in 1994, cryptographic experts have speculated over whether and when the…
Greg Wetmore Wins Ottawa Forty 40 Award
May 2017 by
Heather Morris
Today we announced that our vice president of software development, Greg Wetmore, has been awarded one of Ottawa’s most prestigious business awards…
Multi-Cloud Key Management: Service and Deployment Options
By Adrian Lane, (guest author) This blog first appeared on Securosis (https://securosis.com/blog/multi-cloud-key-management-deployment-options) This post will discuss how to deploy encryption…
SSL Review: March 2017
Entrust Datacard’s monthly SSL review covers SSL/TLS discussions “” recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust Identity ON:…
Bye Bye SHA-1
April 2017 by
Bruce Morton
Entrust Datacard made the decision to stop issuing any type of public trust certificates using the SHA-1 hashing algorithm to…