The browser padlock icon has been widely used for decades, but some browsers have moved away from it. The security padlock icon’s meaning has been synonymous with website security for…
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Microsoft Azure has pushed back its TLS 1.0 and 1.1 end-of-life date to Aug. 31, 2025. This delay is another example of how long it takes to upgrade the protocols…
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Companies can now display their logos as their brand avatars in messages to Gmail recipients (like in the picture above) without needing a registered trademark Want to display your brand’s…
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Mutual TLS authentication is a win-win scenario for digital security — here’s what it is and how it aids your company’s zero-trust initiatives Using transport layer security (TLS) on its…
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$4.91 million — that’s what IBM’s 2024 report indicates is the average cost of a ransomware attack. But this ransomware statistic doesn’t include the cost of the ransom demand itself,…
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Radicati estimates that 361.6+ billion emails are sent every day in 2024. But how do you know who is actually permitted to send email as you? Editor’s Note: This is…
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Get the highlights of the latest PQC updates and quantum computing-related news and breakthroughs from around the industry Want to stay abreast of the latest quantum computing news and developments…
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Industry experts share their takeaways from these incidents on how to avoid making similar mistakes Two incidents, about seven months apart. On Aug. 20, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission…
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From negligent employees to malicious nation-state actors, let’s explore 3 real-world insider threat examples and the lessons we can learn from them Insider threats arise from the unauthorized use of…
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The world’s first quantum-resistant cryptographic standards have been published. Is it “go time” to launch public PQC on the web? Not yet — here’s where we stand and what the…
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