Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) enables a domain owner to specify in their DNS records the certification authority (CA) that is authorized to issue certificates to their domain.

A look at security of the present-day public-key primitive, as well as implications for the future

This white paper walks through the basics of electronic and digital signatures as well as the latest related technologies and concepts – including remote signing.

In 2018 the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) published TLS 1.3 as RFC 8446. This protocol officially became a new standard alongside the existing standard – TLS 1.2. Download this guide for a fu...

A Guide to SSL/Certificates and Their Use Cases

This guide describes how to pick up and install your Code Signing certificate onto a SafeNet USB token.

This guide explains how to pick up and install your Document Signing certificates (Document Signing Individual, Document Signing Pro, Document Signing Lite, and Document Signing Group) on a token. It...

Purchasing an Entrust Datacard SSL/TLS certificate is easy; read on to find out how.

Follow the instructions in this document to enroll for an Entrust Certificate Services account.

In this report, experts at VDC Research delve into emerging challenges related to establishing trust in an untrusted environment.