With news of the Heartbleed bug, we have been receiving questions as to how this impacts the certification authority (CA) service…
With news of the Heartbleed bug, we have been receiving questions as to how this impacts the certification authority (CA) service…
The discovery of the Heartbleed implementation bug that could attack certain version of OpenSSL has, rightfully, made global headlines. While this vulnerability…
We have discussed the SHA-1 deprecation policy and why you should move to SHA-2. The certification authorities (CAs) have provided…
In 2014, there will be a trend for website owners to implement TLS 1.2 on their servers. TLS 1.2 was defined in…
This post was originally published by Bruce Morton & Erik Costlow on the CA Security Council blog. We have recently discussed the…
This post was originally published on theCA Security Council blog. Code signing certificates from publicly trusted Certification Authorities (CAs) fulfill…
Entrust completed an internal test recently and was surprised by a warning from Google Chrome version 30. The test case…
Are you an SSL certificate owner that has SSL certificates that protect non-registered domains? What are non-registered domains? Well, let’s…
Online certificate management helps save you time and improves the experience you have with an SSL vendor, but can be…
First, I would like to than Ivan Ristic for his development of the SSL/TLS deployment Best Practices document. This is…