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Though remote work wasn’t started by the Covid-19 pandemic, it has increased drastically to the point that working from home will be commonplace for many workers. Unfortunately that leaves organizations needing to figure out how to securely connect remote workers ...
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The rise in remote working has steadily increased with new innovations in technology, but has seen a massive increase since the Covid-19 pandemic. Companies the world over have sent their workers home, however, enabling remote workers to securely access company ...
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It’s imperative for organizations to fully switch from SHA-1 to SHA-2. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) stated SHA-1 should not be trusted, PCI Compliance scanners no longer accept SHA-1 certificates, and Google has deprecated the SHA-1 algorithm. ...
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X.509 digital certificates are a fantastically secure method of authentication, but they require a little more infrastructure to support than your typical username and password credentials. A frequent error encountered by users attempting to configure and install their own certificates ...
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Securing communications via digital certificates is among the most secure processes used by organizations today. The use of public key cryptography makes certificates uncrackable and can be used to protect countless network operations. Of course, any network that is not ...
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Deploying digital certificates for internal and external use is a growing trend throughout countless industries. Of course, as more people convert to using certificates, they find that using the proper tools to back them up is just as important as ...
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The use of certificates for network security is rapidly increasing due to their superiority over all other authentication methods. They’re incredibly versatile and can enable authentication customization that far surpasses what is possible with credentials like passwords. Of course, certificates ...
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Private certificate authorities (CA), also known as enterprise CAs, are CAs specifically meant for internal use. They are self-hosted and therefore not trusted externally. The usual use cases come from larger organizations or universities that need secure communication for their ...
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When used correctly, 802.1X authentication is the gold standard for network security. However, even seasoned IT professionals fail to recognize some key points of attack. If they are left unchecked, they can lead to an 802.1X network vulnerability. With 95% ...
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Personal Identity Verification (PIV) is a security standard detailed in NIST FIPS 201-2 that creates a framework for multi-factor authentication (MFA) on a smartcard. While PIV was originally designed for the US government, it has seen widespread use in commercial ...
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