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TLS/SSL handshake errors & how to fix them
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 23, 2023Transport Layer Security (TLS), also called Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), is a security protocol that encrypts data exchanged between two points on the internet (e.g., a web server and a browser). It also authenticates a website's identity.
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Cybersecurity Tips to Help CISOs Prepare for Holiday Time Off
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 22, 2023Organizations experience 30% more ransomware attacks during the holiday season, with a 70% average increase in attempted ransomware attacks in November and December compared with January and February. Many factors converge to make defending our infrastructures more challenging, such as increased online transactions and a shortage of IT resources as employees go on vacations.
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Why Are Code Signing Certificates Shipped on Tokens?
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 22, 2023How can a user be sure software has not been tampered with during the distribution process? We need a verification process Code Signing enhances trust and prevents the spread of malware and are proven to be reliable and sure over decades of widespread use. However, did you know about the recent standards update that added a hardware token requirement? Here's how a token can help you improve security.
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How Can I Manage Certificates From Multiple Public CAs?
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 20, 2023Should you purchase all your digital certificates from one Certificate Authority (CA) or get them from different ones?
Let's explore the pros and cons of using multiple CAs and how a robust, CA-agnostic Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) platform allows you to enjoy the benefits that several different CAs provide.
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What Is a Credential Vault?
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 17, 2023Most organizations face increasingly complex IT environments with growing numbers of security credentials. This often hampers IT efficiency and poses increasing risks of intrusion and data breach. Plus, ensuring everything complies with the latest policy and compliance requirements is time-consuming and labor-intensive.
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The Significance of Vendor Consolidation
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 14, 2023Organizations worldwide are increasingly focusing on vendor consolidation as an essential strategy to harness the full potential of automation, digital certificates, and digital security. By streamlining vendor relationships, organizations can achieve enhanced efficiency, improved security, reduced complexity, and in some cases substantial cost savings. However, time constraints and switching costs can present large barriers to integrating platforms, and when consolidating businesses need to make sure there aren’t gaps in security coverage.
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Domain Control Validation (DCV): Methods & Best Practices
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 13, 2023Learn how Domain Control Validation (DCV) works, explore key validation methods, and find the right approach for securing your SSL/TLS certificate.
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Top 8 Weaknesses in MFA & How to Fix Them
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 10, 2023MFA has weaknesses like phishing and social engineering. Learn how certificate-based authentication and CLM mitigate risks and strengthen security.
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What is crypto-agility and how to achieve it
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 09, 2023Crypto-agility lets systems adapt cryptographic methods rapidly, ensuring security amid evolving threats. Achieve it with robust management practices.
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Certificate Signing Request Guide: Secure Your Website
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Oct 12, 2023What is a certificate signing request (CSR)? Learn about the meaning of this request for SSL/TLS certificates & how to generate one on different platforms.
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The Difference Between “Secure” and “Safe” Is Bigger Than You Might Think
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Oct 12, 2023Most of the time, the terms “secure” and “safe” can be used interchangeably. You’re never going to get hung up on whether a bank tells you’re your money is “secure” or “safe” within its vault. But when it comes to your personal information on the internet, understanding the distinction between those two words can mean the difference between effectively protecting yourself and having your identity compromised.
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Certificate Authorities: Essential Guide to Digital Trust & Security
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Oct 03, 2023CAs are trusted organizations that store, sign and issue SSL certificates for websites. Learn more about how Certificate Authorities work with Sectigo.