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What Is a Cryptographic Hash Function?

Cryptographic hash functions are essential for modern cybersecurity, enabling secure digital signatures, password protection, and more. Discover why these functions are crucial and how they’ve evolved in our full article.

Digital Certificate Revocation

Digital certificate revocation is key to PKI security. Learn why it matters and how to manage it in our article.

What is the “Unique Value” Used in Domain Validation (DV)?

Domain Validation (DV) is a crucial step in obtaining an SSL/TLS certificate for your website. A key component of this process is the “unique value” used to verify domain ownership.

Cybersecurity Roundup July 2024

SSL.com and Entrust Form Strategic Partnership SSL.com is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Entrust, where SSL.com will support Entrust’s public TLS certificate lifecycle,

Enabling Third-Party Signing Certificates with eSigner Cloud Signing

Discover how SSL.com’s eSigner cloud signing service securely stores and utilizes third-party digital certificates and keys for enhanced digital signing from anywhere

Send a Secure Email using a S/MIME Certificate in the new Outlook for Mac

Learn how to send secure emails using an S/MIME certificate in the new Outlook for Mac. This step-by-step guide by SSL.com ensures your emails are encrypted and authenticated for enhanced security and privacy.

SSL.com and Entrust Form Strategic Partnership

SSL.com is pleased to announce a new partnership with Entrust. This collaboration will see SSL.com supporting Entrust’s public TLS certificate lifecycle, ensuring that Entrust continues to meet the highest standards of reliability and customer satisfaction. Entrust will leverage SSL.com’s expertise and full browser ubiquity to provide seamless, secure, and robust certificate services.

S/MIME Certificate Management with Microsoft Azure Active Directory and inTune using SSL.com Azure Integration Tool

Introduction Microsoft Intune allows for the integration of imported PFX certificates, which are often used for S/MIME encryption in email profiles. Intune supports the import

Yubikey FIPS tokens vs Thales/Gemalto USB tokens

SSL.com ships code signing certificates that are pre-installed on Yubikey FIPS tokens and Thales SafeNet (Gemalto) USB tokens. Both are hardware devices used for secure

What is a Digital Certificate?

A digital certificate, also known as a public key certificate or identity certificate, is an electronic document that binds a public key to an entity

Cybersecurity Roundup June 2024

Maxicare Healthcare Corporation Suffers Data Breach, Alerts Members Maxicare Healthcare Corporation has alerted its members of a potential data breach compromising personal and medical information

How to Sign a Word Document: A Comprehensive Guide

The ability to sign documents electronically has become a crucial skill for professionals, business owners, and individuals. Whether you need to sign a contract, an

What is a One-Time Password (OTP)

Keeping our online accounts and personal information safe is more important than ever. With the increasing number of cyber threats, such as hacking, phishing, and

Bring Your Own Auditor (BYOA) Guide for Private Key Generation Attestation

SSL.com allows customers who are requesting Code Signing or Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL) Document Signing certificates to use an independent qualified auditor of their

Generate a Certificate Signing Request in Azure Key Vault

Effective June 1, 2023, SSL.com has updated its key storage protocols for code signing certificates to comply with new guidelines issued by the Certificate Authority/Browser

Contract Signatures: From Ink to eSignatures with SSL.com

Contract signatures have been a fundamental aspect of legal agreements for centuries. As technology has advanced, the process of signing contracts has undergone a significant

Cybersecurity Roundup May 2024

Explore SSL.com’s May roundup on critical cybersecurity threats, including the SugarGh0st malware and the ransomware attack on Wichita, and learn how SSL.com certificates protect against these risks.

Protect Yourself From Phishing

With so many people working from home, phishing is now a bigger problem than ever. Here’s how to spot phishing emails and websites and defend against them.

Lessons Learned, Security Implications and Good Practices for Branded SubCAs

Publicly-trusted Certification Authority owners (PT-CAs) are foundational to the secure functioning of the Internet. They are entrusted by the general, global public and major browser

What is an eSeal?

An eSeal provides robust digital security—explore how it simplifies and secures your business documents

Cybersecurity Roundup April 2024

Kitchen-Sink Attack Chains: The Primary Cyber Threat to 2024 Elections As the 2024 elections approach, cybersecurity experts warn that the most significant threat to

Implementing Code Signing with Google Cloud HSM

Certificate Authorities like SSL.com have recently heightened the key storage standards for Code Signing Certificates, now mandating the storage of the certificate’s private key either

SSL Certificate Expiration Guide

Why do SSL Certificates Expire? Think of an SSL certificate as a passport for your website, verifying its identity and ensuring secure connections. Just as

Understanding the Zero Trust Security Model

Zero Trust is a security model that assumes all users, devices, and applications are untrusted by default, regardless of physical or network location. Instead of

A Guide to SSL/TLS and Client Authentication Certificates for Containers

As a developer working with containers, you are responsible for protecting sensitive data and maintaining your users’ trust. Implementing SSL/TLS certificates for encryption and client

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