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Blog Post Nov 20, 2019
Australia's IoT Cybersecurity Guidelines for Embedded Device Security
Australia has joined the ever-swelling ranks of government and industry organizations developing guidelines or enacting regulations regarding IoT device security. On Nov. 11, 2019, the country published their “Draft Code of Practice: Securing the Internet of Things for Consumers,” which outlines 13 security practices intended to apply to all IoT devices available in Australia.
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EPISODE 49
Broadcast Date:
November 6, 201914 minutes
Podcast Nov 06, 2019Root Causes 49: California Consumer Privacy Act
Join us as we discuss The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), what protections it provides, and what businesses must do to comply.
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EPISODE 30
Broadcast Date:
August 6, 201917 minutes
Podcast Aug 06, 2019Root Causes 30: When a Whole Country Has Its PII Stolen
Recently we have seen major news items in some of the common Root Causes themes. Join our hosts as they discuss.
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HackerGuardian - Sectigo PCI Compliance
Tech Document from Sectigo
Tech Document Jul 22, 2019Generate two PCI network reports for different purposes: One offering proof of compliance, the other to serve as a remediation guide.
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Blog Post Mar 11, 2019
S/MIME 101: Making GDPR Compliance Easy with S/MIME
Since GDPR went into effect, encrypting email containing sensitive personal data has been widely considered a best practice of businesses operations. This should come as no surprise—email in Europe carries the same vulnerabilities as email in the U.S., and unencrypted email is readable by a number of different parties, including the enterprise IT administrator, the internet service provider, and the cloud service mail provider.
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Blog Post Mar 04, 2019
S/MIME 101: Maintaining DFARS Compliance Using S/MIME
Supplementing the original Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation to mandate encryption of all data at rest or in transit, DFARS creates a security baseline that must be met by all contractors. Since email is just as indispensable to defense contractors as it is to any other industry, this means that effective encryption tools must be set in place before doing business with the government.
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S/MIME 101: How S/MIME Can Help with HIPAA Compliance
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Feb 19, 2019S/MIME technology offers a comprehensive email security solution that addresses each of these points—and in an industry where personal details, health care data, and insurance and payment information must regularly be transmitted via email, it isn’t hard to see why these safeguards are important. By deploying email certificates across the organization, S/MIME provides exactly the safeguards stipulated by HIPAA in a cost-effective and easy-to-use package.
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Ensuring Compliance Through Email Certificates
Whitepaper from Sectigo
Whitepaper Jan 28, 2019S/MIME certificates are valuable for protecting users and data in compliance with requirements including GDPR, HIPAA/HITECH, and DFARS.
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Securing Email with S/MIME Certificates for HIPAA Compliance
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Dec 12, 2018Protect patients' PHI and PII and facilitate compliance with HIPAA/HITECH by signing email and enabling encryption with S/MIME certificates.
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Meeting Federal Requirements for Secure Email
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Dec 06, 2018Maintain compliance with the US government's DFARS standard by signing email and enabling encryption using S/MIME certificates.
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Email Certificates for GDPR Compliance
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Dec 06, 2018Sign confidential email communication and enable encryption using S/MIME certificates to protect consumer data and maintain GDPR compliance.
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California's new IoT security law: Inching toward a safer future
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 08, 2018The internet of things is becoming increasingly ubiquitous in American society. Smart home devices control our lighting, heating and entertainment systems. Health monitoring devices alert caregivers the moment medical issues arise. IoT-connected vehicles are now commonplace. Even traffic patterns and manufacturing processes are routinely managed using the network.
