If you are using “DevOps” practices and adopting microservices patterns, very often you hear about Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Ansible. And there is a reason: they are very important for creating code-based infrastructure and deploying microservices-based applications. But, how do you provision certificates when an application is deployed using these tools?
Gartner has added “Internet of Things Authentication” in the Innovation Trigger phase of its Hype Cycle for Identity and Access Management Technologies, 2019. The report identifies Sectigo as a Sample Vendor of IoT Authentication, and further cites a “high” benefit rating of the technology.
Browsers are in a time of change for Extended Validation (EV) SSL indicators. Where once all popular browsers reliably displayed the company name in green to the left of the web address, now Chrome and Firefox have decided to remove the company name and require a click on the lock icon to see the certificate’s identity information.
Spoof is a technical term in the IT security world. But it has meaning in our daily lives as well, which can color our thinking about security matters.
The Root Causes podcast explores the important issues behind today’s world of PKI, online trust, and digital certificates. As part of our series on quantum-resistant cryptography hosts Jason Soroko (CTO of IoT, Sectigo) and Tim Callan (Senior Fellow, Sectigo) show us how to calculate the time needed to swap out to a quantum-resistant cryptographic foundation for digital interactions and explore whether or not we will get there in time.
After careful consideration, Sectigo has decided to vote in favor of CA/Browser Forum (CABF) ballot SC22, which seeks to limit the allowed duration of TLS certificates to 397 days, or about thirteen months. It is a complex issue with pros and cons for both outcomes. This post will spell out our reasons for voting as we have.
Last week, representatives of CertCenter AG, namely Andreas Mallek (CEO), Carsten Müller(CEO) and Federico Reimers (Head of Marketing and Sales), traveled from Germany to meet with us at our headquarters in New Jersey. The representatives came to provide our management team with a closer look at the DACH market.
On July 30th, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's CISA issued a security alert warning aircraft owners about vulnerabilities that can be exploited to alter the telemetry. It’s critical for OEMs, their supply chains, and enterprises to include–and continuously fortify–security and identity management at the device level.
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