Jason Soroko is an experienced security technology innovator, responsible for the product team that drives innovation at Sectigo. He is responsible for interfacing with customers, researching, innovating, educating, and contributing to strategy, national-level guidance, intellectual property development, and consortium standards. Solving real business problems by synthesizing state-of-the-art security with real-world operational needs is what Jason does best.
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Recent posts from Jason Soroko
Webinar
Learn, test, and implement your path to quantum readiness
Dec 03, 2024
Today’s encrypted data are tomorrow’s exposed secrets. Quantum computing represents a paradigm shift not just in computational power, but in the fundamental security…
Webinar
47-Day TLS: shorter certificate lifespans everywhere
Nov 21, 2024
Join us for our quarterly Sectigo Pulse webinar, where we cover the latest product & compliance news & how these events might impact you & your business.
Podcast
Root Causes 440: Public Key Directories
Nov 18, 2024
We talk about public key directories and complicating factors such as Tailscale, VPN, TOR, Cloudflare, and Zero Trust.
Podcast
Root Causes 439: PQC Onramp Narrowed Down to 15 Candidates
Nov 15, 2024
NIST has narrowed its PQC onramp contest to 15 candidates. We go over who remains and the makeup of the remaining candidates.
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Root Causes 438: PQC Is an Existential Requirement
Nov 12, 2024
Repeat guest Bruno Couillard argues that cryptography is foundational to our lives and that the transition to PQC is an existential requirement.
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Root Causes 436: Formal Proofs
Oct 29, 2024
Formal proofs are critical to cryptography. We discuss how better processes and AI can accelerate formal proofs of cryptographic concepts.
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Root Causes 435: The PQC "Q Day" Is Not That Simple
Oct 25, 2024
We explain how radically oversimplified the concept of PQC "Q day" really is.
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Root Causes 434: Did Researchers Break AES Using Quantum…
Oct 22, 2024
Reports suggest Chinese researchers used a quantum annealing computer to break AES. We clarify the findings and discuss the potential implications.
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Root Causes 433: Will AI Eat All the Electricity?
Oct 17, 2024
News reports claim Chinese researchers broke AES with a quantum annealing computer. We clarify the details and talk about the implications of this reported discovery.