Sectigo has entered into a secure edge computing technology pact with NetObjex — an intelligent automation platform for tracking, tracing and monitoring digital assets using AI, blockchain, and IoT. The collaboration hopes to provide enterprises and manufacturers with a secured, trusted computing infrastructure.
There have been a few real-world cases where white-hat hackers and researchers have been able – in limited, controlled instances – to penetrate a car’s electronics and communications systems, take over its steering and acceleration systems, and potentially do real damage.
Commercial CA provider Sectigo has pointed to a ‘widening world’ of DevOps (where many different platforms are potentially used) and suggests that this helps to validate its position as a provider of automated PKI management software.
Alan Grau, VP of IoT, Embedded Systems (and president & founder of Icon Labs) answers questions about the acquisition, digital certificates, as well as on-premise and cloud-based CAs.
Security has not historically been a core competency of device manufacturers, so the question is, do they learn it and do it themselves or find partnerships with companies like Sectigo? In this Q&A, Sectigo's CTO of IoT, Jason Soroko, discusses the company's acquisition of Icon Labs.
Using S/MIME email certificates across an enterprise - an efficient way of digitally signing and encrypting emails - combats spear phishing by enabling the user to confirm the true sender of an email.
IoT botnets and cyberattacks just keep coming, explained Alan Grau, VP of IoT, Embedded Systems, Sectigo. The most recent attack, the Silex botnet, is particularly nasty. It doesn’t use devices to create DDoS attacks or attempt to steal personal data.
An assessment of the digital certificates used to secure the home and login pages of major banks’ websites was conducted by Sectigo, the world’s largest commercial CA for online security technology.
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