Category: Certificate Type

Organizational Unit (OU) Field to be Deprecated by SSL.com

Important Announcement: The Organizational Unit (OU) Field within an SSL/TLS (website) Certificate, https://www.ssl.com/certificates/ will be deprecated effective September 1, 2022, at the request of the CA/Browser Forum.

May 2022 Cybersecurity Roundup

A lot of newsworthy cybersecurity events have occurred from the start up until the end of May. But before we discuss those, we will open

SSL.com Adaptable Driver for Venafi

Managing a high volume of machine identities throughout an organization can be a challenge. As Jeff Hudson, CEO of Venafi, explains: “Often, organizations don’t understand

Install Chained SSL Certificates on SonicWALL SSL Offloader

How to install an SSL Certificate on SonicWALL SSL Offloader.

ClickOnce eSigner Cloud Key Adapter Integration

Set up eSigner CKA Download eSigner CKA from SSL.com and install the application. For a complete guide on how to install eSigner CKA and use

How to Code Sign Your Applications for Adobe AIR

Signing code to your applications allows you to be able to run them on Adobe AIR. Signing your applications with a SSL.com Code Signing Certificate

Integration Guide to Testing Remote Document Signing with eSigner CSC API

Complete guide to remote signing with SSL.com’s eSigner service and the Cloud Signature Consurtium (CSC) API.

How to install a TLS/SSL Certificate to the Oracle Wallet Manager

Introduction Oracle Wallet Manager is an application used to manage and edit security credentials in Oracle wallets. A wallet is a password-protected container that stores

Manually Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Using OpenSSL

How to manually generate a Certificate Signing Request (or CSR) in an Apache or Nginx web hosting environment using OpenSSL.

Signing Kernel-Mode Drivers for Windows using EV Code Signing or OV Code Signing Certificates

Submitting a kernel-mode driver in Windows requires the files to be signed with a Code Signing Certificate. This can be done either using an Extended

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

How to Add OV Recipient Info to Certificates

Document signing certificates can be validated and issued either with an “IV” (individual validation) or “OV” (organization validation). During the certificate creation process, the the

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

How to Apply Multiple Digital Signatures on a Document using eSigner Express

These instructions will show you how you can place multiple digital signatures on your document using eSigner express. NOTE A Document Signing certificate should

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

Exchange Server SSL Certificate Guide

SSL.com has put together information you will find useful if you’ve been tasked with implementing SSL/TLS security with your company’s Exchange servers.

Bring Your Own Auditor Cloud HSM Attestation

Issuing digital certificates for Extended Validation Code Signing or Adobe Document Signing requires the generation of a key with certain security properties. When generated, the

Sign Documents in the Cloud with eSigner Express

How to sign a PDF file with eSigner Express, SSL.com’s cloud document signing app.

Business Email Compromise and S/MIME Certificates

There are a variety of scams in which attackers hack into a company’s emailing systems or create deceiving email templates in order to convince employees

Create a .pfx/.p12 Certificate File Using OpenSSL

How to create a .pfx/.p12 certificate from the command line using OpenSSL.

What is HTTPS?

HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is a secure version of the HTTP protocol that uses the SSL/TLS protocol to encrypt data sent between a web browser and a website.

What Is Code Signing?

Code signing is the process of using X.509 certificates to digitally sign software for safe distribution, hassle-free installation, and compliance with OS security policies.

Using Digital Certificates and Zero Trust in Hybrid Workplaces

The COVID- 19 pandemic has accelerated the transformation of the workplace into a hybrid of remote work and traditional office. This article tries to shed

Why Law Firms Should Invest More in Cybersecurity

A 2020 survey by the American Bar Association found that 29% of the participating law offices encountered some form of a cybersecurity threat, while 21%

Digital Signatures as a Service with eSigner

Learn about the eSigner cloud signing service and other Adobe-trusted digital document signing options offered by SSL.com.

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