Chrome Will Label All HTTP Pages as “Not Secure” in Just a Few Months
In just a few months, the most widely used web browser will label every single HTTP page as “Not...
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Scaling Identity for the Internet of Things
Thousands of connected devices use default settings, making them vulnerable to attack. You may not...
What to Expect with the New DigiCert: Welcoming Symantec Customers, Partners, & Employees
After much anticipation, I’m happy to share the news that we completed our acquisition of...
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Meeting the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
At the end of this week, strong new legislation takes effect in the European Union to give greater protection to European consumers and their data. This collection of laws, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, will greatly...
Guidance for the EFAIL S/MIME Vulnerability
Today, a group of security researchers from Germany and Belgium published a vulnerability affecting two email encryption systems: S/MIME and OpenPGP. Dubbed “EFAIL,” this vulnerability has received notable press coverage and we wanted to provide...
Scaling CT Logs: Temporal Sharding
Our industry is moving toward universal support for Certificate Transparency (CT), one of the largest improvements to trust and security for the Web PKI system and SSL certificates in years. Later this month, CT will effectively become an...