Security

[ad_1] PKI is everywhere — it secures everything from websites and emails to the smart devices you use to secure your home and business. It’s the hero operating in the background that you don’t know exists unless you know where to look… What do your smart coffee maker, our website, and a nuclear power plant […]

[ad_1] The CA/B Forum’s newly approved “Definitions and Glossary Chartered Working Group” aims to standardize industry language to create clarity and consensus of terms used in security guidelines Within the cybersecurity industry, multiple terms can describe something, or a single term can describe several things. This is especially true within public key infrastructure (PKI). Think

[ad_1] Password compromises continue to be a leading security issue for organizations and their customers. 46% of Forbes’ U.S. OnePoll survey respondents say their passwords were breached in the past year. There are many reasons why passwords can become compromised. Sometimes, it’s something as simple as hardcoding your credentials into applications. But in most cases,

[ad_1] Erik Wahlström, Vice President and Key Initiative Leader of the Identity and Access Management Team at Gartner, recently shared in a LinkedIn post that organizations are increasingly interested in public key infrastructure (PKI) and managing their digital certificates. Is this growing interest because more companies are using PKI, or is PKI getting harder? (Hint:

[ad_1] PKI is a critical part of most IT systems. When it works well, it’s largely invisible — authenticating connections and encrypting data without most users knowing it’s there. But when things go wrong, the results can be devastating. Let’s take a look at three common PKI mistakes and the (bad news) headlines they create.

[ad_1] Data from the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) indicates that reported business email compromise scam losses are up nearly 58% since 2020. See where your state stands regarding the costs of these email channel scams… A business email compromise (BEC) attack will turn your average day into a scorching dumpster fire. BEC is

[ad_1] Document signing isn’t just for PDFs. We’ll walk you through how to add a digital signature in Word using your document signing certificate on a Windows device Let’s cut to the chase: You bought a document signing certificate and want to know how to digitally sign a Word document using it. Or, you haven’t

[ad_1] Knowing how to make your website secure can be the difference between sharing positive news with website users and having to inform them that their data has been breached.   There are certain things every website owner should know, and a very important one is how to make your website secure (or, at least,

[ad_1] Although deepfake technologies are still in their infancy, falling for scams utilizing them can cost you millions. The good news is that there are steps you can take to make yourself and your company more challenging targets for deepfake attackers. Generative AI technologies are getting more realistic as days go by. Many times, they

[ad_1] It seems like every time you turn around, new U.S. data privacy laws are popping up. The United States is an expansive country made up of 50 individual governing states, many of which are taking different approaches to protecting data privacy. We’ll explore the list of U.S. data privacy laws by state. There are