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Abul Salek
Senior Director of Product Management at Sectigo
Abul Salek, MSc, PMC, is Senior Dir. of Product Management at Sectigo, a leading provider of automated digital identity management & web security solutions. With 20 years of experience in software engineering & managing cybersecurity products, he leads innovations around PKI, quantum security, & IoT. He holds a M.S. in Computer Science from Univ. of Alberta.
Recent Posts from Abul Salek
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The Evolution of Certificate Management: Augmenting AD CS
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Sep 12, 2023Data security is paramount, and we know the management of digital certificates plays a crucial role in ensuring secure communication and data integrity.
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Elevate your AD CS capabilities with Sectigo Certificate Manager
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Aug 17, 2023The rapid digital transformation of businesses has led to increasingly complex and heterogeneous IT environments.
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Blog Posts Mar 01, 2023
How to Achieve Complete Visibility Across All Cryptographic Assets
Digital certificates underpin all industries and secure an almost limitless number of systems and processes. They allow humans and machines, whether a humble printer in the corner of a home office or sophisticated IoT devices in a factory, to verify their digital identities and establish digital trust as they’re interacting with other humans, machines or digital services.
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Sectigo Delivers Automated CLM for Apache HTTP Web Server Users
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Mar 04, 2022Sectigo is pleased to offer a new integration in its market-leading Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) solution, Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), for users of the open-source web server software Apache® HTTP Server. The latest enhancements fill a market need to directly automate the deployment and renewal of digital certificates natively on Apache HTTP Server without additional software.
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The case for single domain certificates
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Jan 27, 2022Single domain SSL certificates secure both the www and non-www version of a single domain. They are available in Domain Validation (DV), Organization Validation (OV), and Extended Validation (EV) options.
When it comes to securing a website with digital certificates, single domain certificates stand out as the best option since they are more secure, easier to manage and automate, and more cost-effective when compared to other options. Wildcard certificates (secure the primary domain and unlimited subdomains) and multi-domain SSL certificates (secure multiple domains) come with inherent risks that create complex management challenges and could result in significant consequences to the business.
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Set Up Your Own Private CA at Lightning Speed
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Nov 02, 2020The adoption of Private Certificate Authority (CA) has increased tremendously with the expanded use scenarios in remote work in the enterprise, DevOps workflow on the cloud, and IoT device security. Historically, the creation and set up of a Private CA has been lengthy—sometimes weeks—requiring expensive PKI experts.
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Don’t ‘Compromise’ Your Code Amid Malware Mayhem
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Posts Apr 21, 2020With EV Code Signing Certificates, the EV vetting process is mandated by the CA/Browser Forum, discouraging fraudsters from attempting to obtain them.
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Blog Posts Dec 04, 2019
Five Ways PKI Protects and Secures Financial Services Data
Data has become the lifeblood of the financial services industry. From managing transaction details and providing real-time account and trading information to automating risk management processes, forecasting, and fraud detection, data is integral and the most important resource to protect.
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EPISODE 28
Broadcast Date:
July 22, 201923 minutes
Podcasts Jul 22, 2019Root Causes 28: SSL Certificate Automation Through ACME
ACME is a new SSL certificate automation standard that is taking the world by storm. Join our hosts and guest Abul Salek as they discuss this ACME.
