- July 31, 2020
- Sam Bocetta
Spear Phishing and Coronavirus – How to Protect Yourself and Your Company
Spear phishing is on the rise as cyber criminals have begun impersonating Google to trick remote workers during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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GlobalSign and Impression, Protecting Our Healthcare Workers
May 07, 2020In this guest post from GlobalSign Certified Regional Partner Impression, learn about some of the new technologies that will help relieve the burden on the fragile healthcare system.
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Some Good News for Businesses Looking for Affordable Digital Signing Solutions
May 07, 2020For a wide range of businesses around the world, the Coronavirus pandemic has been the push they need to move into the next phase of their digital transformation. If you haven’t yet made the switch to…
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The GlobalSign Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of April 27, 2020
May 01, 2020From a major US pharmaceutical firm suffering from a ransomware attack (and a data breach) to a hospital in Colorado, the week was marked by an uptick in ransomware oriented stories.
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Could Quantum Computing Help Stave Off the Next Great Pandemic?
April 29, 2020Quantum computing still feels very abstract because we haven’t even begun to truly explore all of the new applications for it. Yet with COVID-19, we have a perfect example of how quantum computing…
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New Integration Guide Helps Customers Enroll Their IoT Devices to the AWS IoT Core Cloud Service
April 27, 2020GlobalSign’s AWS IoT Integration Guide helps developers quickly integrate GlobalSign’s flexible IoT Identity Platform so they can bring their product to market faster.
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The GlobalSign Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of April 20, 2020
April 24, 2020A new targeted malicious attack on an annual whiskey auction and more stories are covered in the April 20th edition of the cybersecurity news round-up. Read on for this week's top headlines.
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A Remote NFL Draft, Zoom-Style - What Could Go Wrong?
April 23, 2020Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL is planning its first-ever remote draft. From a cybersecurity standpoint, one has to ask, is this going to be a launch point for the worst security hack ever?
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5 Totally Green Reasons to Go Paperless
April 22, 2020Protecting the environment should be a worldwide priority by now. Every organization should do their part, and one way to do so is by going paperless with GlobalSign’s Digital Signing Service.
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Customer Spotlight: Realyst
April 21, 2020Earlier this month I had the pleasure of chatting with Jennifer Harris, Senior Business Analyst and Operations Manager at Realyst, a leading contract management software provider in South Africa. Keep…
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The Top 5 Bluetooth Security Vulnerabilities
April 20, 2020Bluetooth devices are at the center of the smart technology evolution, but we must be cognizant of the imminent cybersecurity threat that Bluetooth poses and learn to protect ourselves.
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The GlobalSign Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of April 13, 2020
April 17, 2020The pandemic unfortunately continues to be a field day for hackers. But this week, we are also featuring a few stories about cybersecurity superheroes. Read on for all of this week's stories.
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5 Reasons to Utilize S/MIME Certificates for Email Security
April 16, 2020We all use email everyday. But do we understand the importance of ensuring our emails are secure and why? Here are five reasons why email security must be a priority for your business.
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Using Trusted Digital Signatures for Remote Online Notarization
April 14, 2020When it comes to a digital notarization, some might get confused when thinking about how it’s possible to provide strong security. This is where digital signatures and their companion, trusted time…
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Cybersecurity & Healthcare During COVID-19
April 13, 2020Security in the healthcare industry is crucial as it involves patients’ personal information and private medical details. The industry is built on peoples’ trust, and any breach may result in…
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The GlobalSign Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of April 6, 2020
April 10, 2020In this week’s security news round-up, you’ll find two specific articles about paying hackers: one company that did and another one that didn’t. See how it panned out for them.