- April 08, 2021
- Sebastian Schulz
What Makes S/MIME Certificates Trustworthy?
In this blog, we discuss the (evolving) requirements for S/MIME and the attempt to create a standard.
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Setting Up a New eCommerce Site? 5 Tips for Securing It
December 29, 2020Every day, hackers are looking at new ways to steal customer and corporate information for their own gain. Which is why you want to protect your eCommerce site now and in the future.
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Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of December 14, 2020
December 18, 2020This week Reuters News Service uncovered what may become one of the worst hacks ever: an attack on SolarWinds impacting the US Treasury, commerce departments and several parts of the defense…
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2020’s Most Memorable Cybersecurity Events
December 16, 20202020 didn’t exactly match up to what we imagined it might be like. To add insult to injury, hackers had a field day. From Twitter and Zoom to MGM and Marriot, let’s dive into the year’s most memorable…
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Blockchain: Is the Cybersecurity Risk Worth the Rewards?
December 15, 2020If there’s been one new piece of technology that has made more people excited over the last decade than anything else, it’s blockchain. Blockchain has redefined businesses like eCommerce with faster…
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Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of December 7, 2020
December 11, 2020We’ve seen some very big players in the bullseye recently. Most recently, it was one of the most reputable cybersecurity companies in the world: FireEye.
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6 Signs to Watch Out for So You Don’t Get Scammed While Online Shopping
December 10, 2020When on an eCommerce site, especially if it is one you are not familiar with, there are guidelines that you should follow to ensure you do not fall victim to paying for a bad deal. Here are six tips…
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How to Reassure Online Shoppers They Can Trust Your eCommerce Store This Holiday Season
December 08, 2020As a retailer, how do you reassure online shoppers that they can trust your eCommerce store? This question is extremely crucial at any time of the year, and particularly during this holiday season.
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What Is Zero-Party Data and Why Is It Essential for Marketers Today?
December 07, 2020The data landscape now is completely shaken as browsers have made third-party cookies obsolete. Apple, too, has given its users the option to opt-out of sharing IDFDs or IDs for advertising. So, where…
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Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of November 30, 2020
December 04, 20202020 may be winding down but the cyber attacks are not. The most concerning this week is a series of incidents at companies and government institutions involved with the distribution of Covid-19…
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PKI Solutions and 5 Reasons Partners Should Consider Them
December 03, 2020We should expect the remote work trend to continue well into 2021 and beyond – putting just about every business at risk of cyber attack. But there’s way to keep companies secure, and that’s with…
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3x3: How iLovePDF Solved 3 Pain Points with 3 Solutions to Add Value Times 3
November 30, 2020Learn about how iLovePDF has been able to provide its users with the ability to further protect and increase the legal validity of their documents with GlobalSign’s digital certificates.
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Infographic - 12 Methods to Protect Your Business Against Cyber Attacks
November 25, 2020If we've learned anything from the last year, it's that no business is immune to cyber attacks. But there are steps you can take to minimize the risk and protect your people, data, and information.
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Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of November 16, 2020
November 20, 2020IoT security for the US government took a big step with the US Senate unanimously passing the Internet of Things Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020.
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The “Who, What, How” of eIDAS
November 19, 2020Find out who needs eIDAS-compliant digital certificates for electronic signing, what problems they solve, and how they are implemented.
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Cybersecurity News Round-Up: Week of November 9, 2020
November 13, 2020The feds got a big take this week with a seizure of Bitcoins valued at more than a billion dollars. The money was tracked back to a hacker who stole them from Silk Road.