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April 2022 Cybersecurity Roundup
The month of April was busy in the world of cybersecurity. This month’s roundup covers an FBI report on a new ransomware service (RaaS) targeting organizations around the globe, a new government agency focused on cybersecurity, and two exciting new updates for SSL.com products. FBI Warns of New Ransomware
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SSL Support Team
May 12, 2022
PKI and Digital Certificates for Government
An overview of PKI applications and options for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Authorities and government-licensed CAs.
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SSL.com Support Team
May 2, 2022
Cybersecurity Roundup for March 2022
March’s cybersecurity roundup includes discussions of cyber warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which the US government warns as possibly extending to affect the internet assets of companies and institutions in other countries, including American ones. We also discuss how organizations can protect themselves from these emerging cyber threats. Ukrainian government
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SSL Support Team
April 8, 2022
Cybersecurity Roundup for January 2022
This month’s roundup discusses two cases hinting at likely trends that government agencies will face when it comes to cyberattacks. As a company that aims to protect governments and private organizations from cyberattacks, we have provided links to full articles that discuss the products and services we offer that beef
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SSL Support Team
February 10, 2022
Acceptable Business Listings for Validation
Validation and Callback Issuing a digital certificate is a carefully-structured process which includes you, the customer, providing pertinent information confirming your identity and choosing the validity period and assurance level of your certificate. As a publicly trusted Certificate Authority, reputable browsers and operating systems require us to validate your identity
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SSL Support Team
January 19, 2022
Delegated Credentials for TLS
Terminating a TLS connection requires using a certificate’s private key. As a result, the private key needs to be stored at every single server utilized by a service. The protection of this private key’s secrecy is paramount to the smooth operation of a Public Key Infrastructure scheme. An entity in
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Giannis Naziridis
January 5, 2022
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