The pandemic has both highlighted the problem of not having secure digital identities and accelerated the drive to find workable solutions. With digital transformation, identity is now the foundational element of cybersecurity. Yet around the globe, almost 1 billion people lack a legal form of ident...

Looking back at 2021 In 2021, HTTPS was everywhere and use of the TLS 1.3 protocol continued to grow. With this growth, we continue to see the industry evolve − the Certificate Authority Security Council (CASC) was reborn as the PKI Consortium; there are new certificate transparency (CT) policies; ...

We have come a long way in the digital transformation journey. In little over a decade, identification and authentication solutions, paired with mobile phones and tablets now allow us to do many things on the move, including major purchases and other types of transactions that used to require physic...

KYC is a legal requirement for many industries. Find out how KYC regulations work and ways to simplify the process.

A quick description of what KYC is and how it works, as well as the benefits of KYC and global best practices.

While the global pandemic has presented organizations with many IT-related challenges, it has also helped to accelerate some digitization projects. Indeed, while spending on traditional IT has been flat or even falling over the past 18+ months, organizations are increasingly investing in new digital...

My favourite scene from mid-80’s movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, was when Ferris (Matthew Broderick) and his friends roll into a rather shady looking valet car park in a ‘borrowed’ vintage Ferrari California Spyder. The dodgy looking valet car park attendant says “Uh… you fellas have nothing to worr...

On December 10, the world found out that a recent version of a seemingly innocuous open-source logging application called Log4j contained a critical infosec vulnerability. By adding a specially crafted line in the “username” box on a login page, bad actors could conceivably take over trusted enterpr...

Earlier this year Mastercard announced it plans to eliminate the payment card magstripe by 2033, beginning to phase it out starting in 2024. The credit card giant pointed to the decline in the magstripe’s use in consumer transactions in recent years. But what does this mean for the market? Magstrip...