Underage machines aren’t necessarily buying alcohol with fake IDs, and that’s not the reason to protect machine identities! By 2020, Gartner estimates, internet connected devices will outnumber humans four to one, and we must be able to trust these devices. Consequently, we must protect them from a...

Today, March 31, is World Backup Day. It slides in just in time, right before April Fools. Which doesn’t spare us from the April Fools punchlines, sadly, with the case in point being the World Backup Day mantra: Don’t be an April Fool. Be prepared. Back up your files on March 31. When we think abo...

Entrust Datacard provides information on TLS 1.3 and phone domain name validation methods: TLS 1.3, Less is More Phone Domain Name Validation for SSL Certificates CA / Browser Forum improves domain name and IP address validation by updating requirements and removing the test certificate valida...

Building an SSL/TLS certificate is as easy as one-two-three-four-five. Determine the number of domains that need to be secured. This is a good place to start because the number of domains that need to be secured with an SSL/TLS certificate(s) will help to narrow down the type of certificate(s) th...

You're probably not going to select dress shoes to wear to the gym. In a similar way, the SSL/TLS certificate you select depends on what it's being used for. There are different certificate types developed to satisfy various use cases. Once you assess your business requirements, you will be able to...

Infrastructure Security is primarily comprised of the following: Control Plane Security Endpoint Security Network Security Control Plane Security: The focus of this blog post is around securing the management platforms used for provisioning the compute/network/storage infrastructure. The var...

Learn the difference between public and private trust models for SSL/TLS certificates issued by Entrust. Get clarity and choose what’s right now.