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Moving to TLS 1.2
In 2014, there will be a trend for website owners to implement TLS 1.2 on their servers. TLS 1.2 was defined in RFC 5246 in August 2008 and is the most secure version of SSL/TLS protocol. Although TLS 1.2 has been available for a few years, it is not well deployed. SSL Pulse indicates that only 26 ...
Tags icon TLS/SSL Certificates  | 
Bruce Morton
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Feb 2014

Dual-EC DRBG Concerns Hit Media Again
NIST's withdrawn special publication 800-90A is back in the news. This time, it’s due to an allegation carried by Reuters that RSA Data Security was paid by the NSA to make the dual-EC (elliptic curve) variant the default deterministic random-bit generator algorithm, or DRBG, in its commercial toolk...
Tags icon General  | 
Entrust
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Dec 2013

Can You Spot a Phishing Email?
This holiday season, buyers everywhere will flock to the Internet to rack up savings on deals and avoid the hassles of shopping in malls and department stores. Unfortunately, shopping online without using caution can lead to great headaches due to the prevalence of criminal activity. One of the most...
Tags icon Identity and Access Management (IAM)  | 
Entrust
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Dec 2013

Wilkinson, Conner on Datacard's Purchase of Entrust
Dec. 17 (Bloomberg) - Todd Wilkinson, chief executive officer of Datacard Group, and Bill Conner, chief executive officer of Entrust Inc., talk about Datacard's purchase of Entrust for $500 million in cash. They speak with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg)...
Tags icon Entrust Corporate  | 
Entrust
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Dec 2013

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