Security

[ad_1] Encryption is everywhere online; it’s the process and technologies that enable you to securely log into your email and make online purchases What types of information are you sending in emails or via website connections? What are you storing on your company servers? Inquiring minds want to know — namely, cybercriminals. Data from Orca […]

[ad_1] A software bill of materials lists the “ingredients” in a software product, making it easier to identify and avoid security risks Unless you’ve been living under a rock the past few years, you’ve likely at least heard of Log4j. This is an Apache open source library that’s commonly used in just about everything Java-related

[ad_1] Digital certificates are akin to the internet’s versions of certificates of authenticity. Here’s what you need to know about them and the public key cryptographic technologies that make them work Digital certificates and/or signatures make your world more secure virtually everywhere you look online. These tools allow you to send secure emails and exchange

[ad_1] The difference between HTTP and HTTPS can be the difference between your business being successful or suffering a data breach. Let’s quickly highlight the key differences you should know about these two foundational connection types HTTP, or hypertext transfer protocol, is the default connection type that websites revert to without a special security tool

[ad_1] Whether you’re a software creator or sales manager, digital signatures are essential to the security and authenticity of your data. Here are several of the ways that you can use digital signature certificates to enhance trust in your organization We live in a world where you really have to question everything: is this email

[ad_1] This high-severity vulnerability affects the OpenSSL version 3.0 series. If you’re using an earlier version of OpenSSL (i.e., anything 3.X.X) on your server or platform, then this CVE doesn’t affect you If your web servers or other systems use OpenSSL version 3.X.X, you’ll want to update to version 3.0.7 immediately. The OpenSSL Project released

[ad_1] Brand impersonation attacks hit companies ranging from small businesses to giants like Microsoft and Facebook. Explore what these types of attacks are and how you can protect your organization and customers   What do Microsoft, Facebook, and Crédit Agricole all have in common? Sure, they’re all big-name companies, but something else they share is

[ad_1] We’ve dived head-first into Devolution’s latest report (State of Cybersecurity in SMBs 2022-2023) on cybersecurity for small and mid-size businesses so you don’t have to. Here’s are the five key highlights you need to know from this new study… Cybersecurity is an important investment for all businesses and organizations, regardless of size. As someone

[ad_1] Industry leaders decided to hold off on rolling out the new secure key storage requirements for organization validation (OV) code signing certificates until June 1, 2023 Back in July, we published a blog post explaining that changes were coming down the pike to require standard code signing certificates’ private keys to be stored on

[ad_1] What’s SSL? SSL, or secure sockets layer, is the standard technology used to secure online communications. Let’s take a quick look at what SSL is and what it does to enable your secure transactions online You know when you go to a website and see a padlock icon in your browser’s address bar? That