Without proper authentication management, an ever-increasing number of machine interactions inherent to digitalized processes pose a significant risk to business continuity. Unique identities enable these processes to determine if the interaction is trustworthy through the use of cryptographic keys and digital certificates. In essence, this machine identity is the digital ... Read More

You may have heard the term “DDoS attack” mentioned in online circles, especially when talking about website security, but what is it exactly? A DDoS, or distributed denial-of-service, attack is an attempt by a cybercriminal to flood a server with traffic to overwhelm its infrastructure. This causes a site to ... Read More

What is an SSL Certificate Outage Error? SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) are cryptographic protocols designed to provide a secure communication channel between clients and servers over the internet. SSL is the older encryption protocol whereas TLS is the relatively newer version. The intention behind having ... Read More

What is Zero Trust Network Architecture? Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA) is a security model that uses multiple layers of access control, attack prevention, and continuous verification to each user, device, and process before granting access to data and applications. With a ZTNA approach, trust is never granted implicitly and ... Read More

What is Zero Trust Network Architecture? Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA) is a security model that uses multiple layers of access control, attack prevention, and continuous verification to each user, device, and process before granting access to data and applications. With a ZTNA approach, trust is never granted implicitly and ... Read More

X.509 certificate management is the process of issuing, installing, renewing, and revoking digital certificates. While there is no stronger, easier-to-use authentication and encryption solution than the digital identity provided by X.509 certificates, the challenge for busy IT teams is that manually deploying and managing them is time-consuming, and can result ... Read More

As more and more businesses migrate to the cloud, it's important to understand the advantages of cloud PKI (public key infrastructure) over traditional on-premise PKI. Cloud PKI refers to hosting and maintaining an organization’s Certificate Authority (CA) and the PKI environment for provisioning and managing certificates in the cloud. Cloud ... Read More

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is a comprehensive security framework that provides secure access to applications and data based on a strong digital identity, regardless of a user or machine’s location. SASE was originally defined by Gartner in 2019 as “a new package of technologies including software-defined WAN (SD-WAN), secure ... Read More

Use Cases for Private Certificate Authority A private Certificate Authority (CA) is an enterprise’s own Certificate Authority, which functions like a publicly-trusted CA, but is run exclusively for a specific enterprise. Many enterprises now operate their own private CA to provide tighter control of their public key infrastructure (PKI) certificates ... Read More

The difference between HTTP And HTTPS is a subtle change in a browser address bar for the average internet user, but vital for the security of their data. Below, we’ll go over what HTTP is, the differences between HTTP and HTTPS, how they’re used today, and future uses.What is HTTP? ... Read More