Tag: Security
This is a guide on how to enable or disable Two-Factor (2FA) Authentication for your SSL.com account. 2FA is a critical digital security measure to
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SSL/TLS Health Check Monitoring (HCM) Guide and Pricing
The SSL.com SSL/TLS Health Check Monitoring (HCM) service provides a real-time snapshot of your website’s SSL/TLS certificate installation health. It performs a deep scan of
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Cybersecurity Roundup September 2022
Many US Airport Websites Have Been Hit with Distributed-Denial-of-Service Attacks Fortunately, flight safety and logistics do not appear to be affected. The DDoS attacks were
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Cybersecurity Roundup August 2022
The Security Industry Has Lost a Pioneer Peter Eckersley, a co-founder of Let’s Encrypt and a contributing voice to the Electronic Freedom Frontier, has passed
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Cybersecurity Roundup July 2022
Machine Identities Are Critical for Cybersecurity In today’s connected world, robots, intelligent machines, and various automated devices outnumber humans using the Internet. While multiple layers
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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
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Preventing Ransomware Attacks with Digital Certificates
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, and insurance companies don’t want to pay up anymore. Digital certificates can help keep networks secure.
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May 2021 Security Roundup
Longer code signing keys, “Zero Trust” executive order, security by Russian keyboard, the end of CAPTCHAS, and Chrome extension (in)security.
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January 2021 Security Roundup
SSL.com’s January roundup includes new NSA DoH recommendations, Apple security improvements, no more Flash, and the Malwarebytes hack.
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Stay Safe While Working at Home
Tips for keeping yourself and your sensitive information safe while working at home during the coronavirus/COVID 19 pandemic.
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SSL.com Root Certificates
The lists display the path of trust from the root certificate, through the required intermediate certificates to the server certificate for each SSL.com product we offer.
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Fix Warnings of Non-SSL Elements on Your Site
Mixed-content warnings (non-SSL elements) mean that both secured and unsecured elements are being served up on a page.
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Is WiFi At Starbucks Safe? A WiFi Safety Primer
Using WiFi at Starbucks or using another public connection on your tablet or mobile device, this advice will help improve your safety when you’re surfing.
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Pros And Cons Of SSL / HTTPS / TLS
When it comes to the pros and cons of implementing SSL on your web server, there are real cons as well as those that are merely myths. Let’s take a look.
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Taking security seriously is more important than ever when it comes to doing business online – even if you’re a publisher and not selling any physical goods or services. We got the idea for this post after seeing one over at the Nexcess blog. This is our own take on the SSL debate.