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Technical
Support
Validation
Sales
1.800.896.7973
(Toll Free US and Canada)
1.801.701.9600
1.877.438.8776 (Sales Only)
Flavio Martins is Executive VP of Support and Validation at DigiCert. Flavio is a customer service leader and strategist, published author, and was named a Top Customer Experience Pro by Huffington Post.
This morning an international team of cryptanalysts urged administrators to replace their SHA-1 certificates as the risks associated SHA-1 are greater than previously expected. The published findings are theoretical and have not yet been proven...
On September 30, 2015, at 12:15 pm, a legacy and long unused DigiCert cross-signed certificate expired, causing some users to experience untrusted certificate errors. The problem is generally related to a locally installed legacy intermediate...
As more and more people choose to shop, share, bank, and view accounts online, the need for online browsing security has also grown. SSL Certificates are critical to online security and are the backbone of Internet safety. Extended Validation (EV)...
Data breaches are on the rise and this shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. Health insurance companies and medical devices are valuable targets as are corporate accounts that expose financial information. Company leaders are worried about...
DigiCert is committed to providing solutions for enterprises that need platforms and tools for effective SSL Certificate management throughout the certificate lifecycle. With our recently announced acquisition of Verizon Enterprise SSL business and...
Internal name and reserved IP address certificates will expire by October 31, 2015. If you are reading this blog because you are knee-deep in replacing your publicly trusted internal name certificates, you have come to the right place. If you are...
Your publicly trusted SSL Certificates issued to internal names or reserved IP addresses are going to expire by October 31, 2015. After this date, all internal connections that require a publicly trusted certificate must use names/IP addresses that...
Recent efforts by browsers urge administrators to update SSL security on websites. This includes a big push to upgrade legacy SHA-1 certificates to SHA-256. Staying up-to-date is critical for ongoing data security issues and keeping online...
Browsers have recently increased efforts to encourage administrators to take advantage of updated SSL security in order to better protect sites and users. These efforts include the requirement for websites to transition to use SHA-256 certificates...