87% of users said they immediately trust their private information on a website secured by an EV SSL Certificate.
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How Mixed Content Compromises Security
Mixed content compromises a website’s security.
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Survey Finds 123,972 Unique Phishing Attacks Worldwide
APWG identified 27,253 domain names they believe were registered maliciously, by phishers—an all-time high for malicious domains.
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Healthcare: From Privacy to Security
Privacy doesn’t matter if your data isn’t secure.
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Four Critical Components of Certificate Lifecycle Management
Effective certificate management is crucial for an organization’s security, and protecting consumer information.
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Replace Your Certificates for Internal Names
All publicly trusted SSL Certificates issued to internal names and reserved IP addresses will expire before November 1, 2015.
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Where Is Your Private Key?
It’s critical to limit access to a certificate private key. Privacy is a major part of what makes it secure.
Certificate Transparency: FAQs
Certificate Transparency provides a way for every certificate issued by any publicly trusted CA to be publicly logged, monitored, and audited.
This Month in SSL: May 2015
Here is our latest news roundup of articles about network and SSL security. Click here to see the whole series. SSL & Encryption News Security researchers discovered an encryption flaw similar to the FREAK vulnerability. The flaw, dubbed Logjam, allows attackers to downgrade the 512-bit cryptography making a man-in-the-middle attack possible. Mozilla announced that upcoming versions […]