Watchers of the SSL industry follow SSL protocol attacks such as BEAST, CRIME, Lucky 13 and RC4 closely. They also track the rare certification authority (CA)…
DNS Registrar Vulnerabilities
The Edward Snowden Story Calls For Understanding of Encryption, Strong...
September 2013
Entrust’s Approach and View of Cryptography There has been tremendous press coverage over the last week or two about…
NSA Leaks Uncover Legitimate Surveillance Concerns, But Cryptographic ...
September 2013
Intelligence Services Disclosures and the Impact on Information Security The Washington Post and other media outlets have provided extensive coverage of allegations…
Automated Quality Assurance vs. Manual Inspection
September 2013
Automated quality assurance can help you compete and grow your business by improving card quality and reducing manual inspection costs….
iPhone 5s Gains Biometric Authentication via ‘Touch ID’ Home Butto...
September 2013
Biometric security is once again moving to the forefront of mobile technology. During Apple’s unveiling of the new iPhone 5s…
Digital Certificates on Your Phone?
September 2013
It’s not a Peyton Manning TV spot, but it’s certainly more important to the security of your identities. In Entrust’s recent infographic,…
Public Key Pinning
September 2013 by
Bruce Morton
This post was originally published on the CA Security Council blog. The current browser-certification authority (CA) trust model allows a website…
Software Tokens: Simplifying Digital Security
September 2013
Picture this scenario: you left your apartment for a business trip, and are sitting on the plane ready to take…
Are Biometrics the Answer?
September 2013
As organizations and individuals continue to look for ways to ensure the security of digital information and move away from…
Not All Multifactor Authentication Techniques are Equal
September 2013 by
Jason Soroko
The title of this post seems to be lost on some who are responsible for security architecture. One of my…