- September 19, 2023
- Debbie Hayes
6 Powerful PKI Benefits for Business Security
We will take a closer look at the benefits PKI solutions in enterprise security.
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Email Encryption for All? Thoughts on the Sony Hack
January 06, 2015Everyone's talking about the Sony megahack, and for good reason. The sheer amount of data (up to 11 TB), and the contents (passwords, employee social security numbers, corporate secrets, emails) have…
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POODLE Vulnerability Expands Beyond SSLv3 to TLS 1.0 and 1.1
December 09, 2014When we first reported on the POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption) vulnerability in October, it was believed to only affect the SSLv3 protocol. However, the vulnerability, which…
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Bringing Two-factor Authentication to Code Signing with New EV Certificates
December 04, 2014We're looking at some of the top security advancements of code signing certs such as two-factor authentication.
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Answering your Email Encryption and Document Signing Questions
November 26, 2014Tackling some digital signature and S/MIME FAQs, including what happens to encrypted emails after the certificate expires, how to streamline public key exchange, and how PDF and Office digital…
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85% of Online Shoppers Avoid Unsecured Websites
November 19, 2014How online-shops can convince customers to online Christmas shopping by providing internet security (SSL, https, padlock, green address bar).
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Using S/MIME for Email Encryption? Key Recover Basics
November 11, 2014Explaining the role of private keys in S/MIME email encryption, why S/MIME users should consider key archival and recovery, and how to do it."
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What IoT Security means for Enterprises, Consumers, and Manufacturers
November 07, 2014The Internet of Things cannot be stopped. That's not a bad thing. The IoT can deliver tremendous, unparalleled benefits for major enterprises, small businesses and government agencies. The potential…
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Three Reasons to Use a Certificate Management Service
November 05, 2014Digital certificates provide a solution for several cyber security issues, like demand for multi-factor-authentication, document signing or email encryption.
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Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome to disable SSL 3.0 by default
November 03, 2014Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome to disable SSL 3.0 by default
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Microsoft Builds Multi-factor Authentication into Windows 10
October 27, 2014Microsoft is fighting the good fight against our overreliance on passwords. They recently announced that they are baking multi-factor authentication directly into Windows 10.
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Poodle vulnerability in SSL 3.0
October 15, 2014Labelled Poodle (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption), the vulnerability can enable crucial information to be intercepted by third parties in communications with servers which enable SSL…
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GlobalSign Acquires Ubisecure
September 30, 2014This morning we officially announced our acquisition of Ubisecure, a Helsinki-based identity and access management (IAM) software developer.
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Mozilla Also Adding Security Warnings for SHA-1
September 25, 2014It appears Mozilla is following Google's lead and supporting the deprecation of SHA-1 by implementing security warnings on sites that use SHA-1 SSL Certificates. Learn what this means for you in our…
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3 Easy Steps to Migrate your Certificates from SHA-1 to SHA-256
September 08, 2014GlobalSign is working hard to help its customers and partners with the migration to SHA-2, so we've created a 3 step strategy with tips and considerations to hopefully help make the transition easier.
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Google to display warnings on sites that use SHA-1 certificates
September 04, 2014As Google recently released a new policy to degrade websites that utilize a SHA-1 Certificate in its user interface, it has become all the more important to take prompt action.