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Those are just some of the findings presented in PwC’s 2022 Global Digital Trust Insights report. The report is based on a survey of 3,600 C-suite respondents from October 2021 and sheds light on the need for every digital business to establish digital trust. The post 2022 Trends in Cryptography: ... Read More

The following is an excerpt from Keyfactor's 2022 Emerging Trends in Cryptography around the emergence of PKI governance. The post 2022 Trends in Cryptography: The Emergence of PKI Governance appeared first on Keyfactor ... Read More

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Secure Shell, or SSH, keys have become a go-to authentication tool, especially as we continue to adopt and adapt to distributed IT and remote working environments that demand robust access controls. But without the right management, SSH keys can quickly transform from password-less bliss to a security nightmare. We operate ... Read More

For a moment, we were ready to put 2020 behind us, until this week. It started with reported theft of FireEye’s Red Team tools, and then came the bigger news. FireEye and the U.S. Treasury and Commerce departments had been infiltrated via SolarWinds Orion software updates, which included malicious code ... Read More

TLS certificates serve many purposes. Primarily, they enable encrypted sessions between clients and the websites and prove that the site is not a malicious imposer. A good security practice is to renew key pairs frequently, which should happen whenever you get a new certificate ... Read More

Postbank, the banking division of South Africa’s Pat Office, recently reported that a rogue employee had stolen the 36-digit master keys used to protect the banks systems. The result: 25,000 fraudulent charges valued at 56 million Rand (3.2 million US dollars) and a whopping 1 billion Rand (58 million US ... Read More

It’s no secret that Internet-connected devices need security to protect data – and the device itself – from compromise. However, in many cases, IoT products are not engineered with sufficient security to defend against today’s threats ... Read More