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The outage has caused havoc for online shoppers and retailers alike, as any system requiring a computer was knocked out.

Nick France, CTO of Sectigo, discusses how organisations can effectively secure identities for the digital supply chain.

Recent breaches of well-established on-premises infrastructure speak to the very core of most chief information security officers’ nightmares.

The question of how we effectively and securely verify the identity of humans and machines and enable their online activity in a safe manner is one of the fundamental issues of the digital era, writes Nick France, CTO, Sectigo.

In this chat, Podcast Radio asks Nick France of Sectigo about internet security, what happens when certificates don't work and where the world of online security is headed.

Sixteen members of Forbes Technology Council—tech leaders themselves—each share one way a tech leader who’s increasingly pulled into public-facing or leadership work can continue to feed their passion for tech.

Domain registrar GoDaddy recently announced a data breach impacting 1.2 million customers via its Managed WordPress hosting environment. Here's how the breach is unfolding.

Defending oneself and a perimeter is a concept that has always existed since humans possess valuable resources. And in this logic of protection, the closer we are to our precious resource, the easier we can control and defend it.

The incident, which affected 1.2 million users, raises concerns about domain impersonation attacks and other malicious activities.

One area that will be watched is how quickly GoDaddy deals with replacing potentially compromised security certificates.

GoDaddy breach compromises data of over a million users

Two executives talked customer-centric strategies during unprecedented times and the advice they have for women in the channel heading into next year at the Women Of The Channel West Leadership Summit 2021.

The public Certificate Authority Sectigo now combines its role with that of an agnostic provider of digital certificates. The first third-party CA hosted on its CLM platform is Microsoft's MSCA. Others will follow in early 2022.