In July, reports emerged that internet service providers in Kazakhstan were instructing people to install government-issued certificates across their devices and the browsers, or risk losing internet access. Sectigo's Tim Callan comments.
This week’s Five-Minute CIO interview is Jason Soroko, an experienced security technology innovator with Sectigo.
This week's Ask the Expert is with Tim Callan, Senior Fellow at Sectigo. Tim joins us to discuss the current landscape of certificate management.
New research conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology Cyber Forensics Innovation (CyFI) Laboratory confirms that a website with a company-branded address bar greatly decreases the chance of internet users falling victim to a malware attack or phishing scam.
To conduct the study, researchers at the CyFI Lab cross-correlated a global repository of web domains with EV certificates against an aggregation of web domains associated with malware, suspicious activity blacklists, and underground marketplace communications.
SSL certificates provide internet users with the assurance that the website they’re visiting is safe, secure and under the control of a legitimate operator. Or at least they're supposed to.
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.
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