What is Zero Trust Network Architecture? Learn about the definition, how it relates to cyber security, how it's implemented & more from Sectigo®.
X.509 digital certificates are used to manage identity & security in internet communications & computer networking. Learn about managing X.509 certificates
Running PKI in the cloud is quickly becoming the new normal. We go over the benefits of cloud PKI along with important steps that go with this approach.
Privileged Access Management can help enhance network security - but it does come with risks. Learn about these PAM risks & best practices to avoid them.
We go over the meaning of secure access service edge (SASE), the meaning of zero-trust network access (ZTNA), how they work together & more.
Enterprises today increasingly rely on automated processes and systems, however the way this automation manifests itself is different for each organization. For example, automated DevOps container environments help to decrease the time to market for development. Connected IoT devices continuously optimize controls for everything within a business from an assembly line to the air conditioning, and automated workflows keep many aspects of operations running smoothly. The fact is, all departments stand to benefit from streamlined operations through the growing number of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) initiatives.
Sectigo is pleased to offer a new integration in its market-leading Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) solution, Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), for users of the open-source web server software Apache® HTTP Server. The latest enhancements fill a market need to directly automate the deployment and renewal of digital certificates natively on Apache HTTP Server without additional software.
With deepfake technology, bad actors can impersonate others and gain access to sensitive data. Learn more about this threat to cybersecurity and how to prevent it.
For the first decade-plus of their lifespan as a technology, publicly trusted digital certificates operated with little oversight, transparency, or consistency in operating principles. To create predictable, reliable behavior among public Certificate Authorities (CAs) the CA/Browser Forum undertook the creation of its Baseline Requirements, which first went into effect in 2012.
A Private Certificate Authority provides enterprises with the benefits of PKI authentication while allowing for more control. Learn the different use cases
Certificate Transparency (CT) provides a system to monitor and audit all public SSL certificates that are being issued by CAs. A number of different parties, including public CAs, web browser vendors, CT log operators, and others, are involved in ensuring the CT framework functions correctly.
A new attack vector has been making the rounds, and developers of all kinds will want to pay attention. Many IT professionals may think that their experience in the cyber-world makes them immune to malware, phishing, and other security breaches, but this new method is targeted directly at developers—and it’s hitting them through a mainstay of their development toolbox: copy-pasted code snippets.