How SSLTrust Helps You Establish a Hybrid Workplace Model
Attempting to establish a hybrid workplace but have security concerns? Fret not: SSLTrust can help you successfully navigate this complex issue.
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SSL/TLS best practices
In this quick and simple guide we are going to run through some of the best practices with SSL/TLS security to be the best in security you can be.
Understanding Domain Hijacking and Strategies to Protect Yourself From Attacks
Once a business has secured a domain, they should fight tooth and nail to keep it, lest they subject themselves to a lengthy (and costly) rebranding exercise. Anyone who has had to undergo such a rebrand, whether voluntarily or not, will know how …
What Are The Best Practices For Securing Your SaaS?
A single breach could hypothetically compromise wide swathes of sensitive user data. However, modern SaaS usage takes data encryption and security risks extremely seriously, to the point where technology isn't necessarily the most common point of …
An Overview of the Essential Eight
News came out in 2021 about the Australian Government mandating the essential 8 Cyber Security controls for all non-corporate Commonwealth entities. This is scheduled to be put into practice starting June 2022 with a compliance audit every 5-years.
OpenSSL 3.0: What you should know
OpenSSL 3.0 has been released, and with it there are some notable changes to the popular library used almost everywhere for implementing SSL/TLS. As of now, the OpenSSL 1.1.1 branch is still under active development, so while it’s worth evaluating …
A Quick Guide to Having a Strong Passwords and its Importance
If you use the same password for everything this article is for you. Your passwords are the digital keys to all your information such as your banking details, contacts, messages, photos, address, and more. They hold so much power in protecting our …
How to choose the right encryption
It can be very difficult to bridge the gap between the theoretical and the practical. This is a pattern I’ve seen repeat itself again and again throughout my career – someone might be very technical, and very familiar with encryption, but when it …
How Certificate Revocation Works with CRLs and OCSP
Certificate Revocation refers to the act of canceling a signed certificate before its expiration date. This can be done due to private key compromise, retirement of a service, or various administrative reasons. There are many different approaches …
A Guide to Intermediate Certifiates
Intermediate certificates are often a topic of confusion. It’s understandable. We pay a lot of attention to root certificates as they require a lot of active management on the client. Leaf certificates on the endpoint are the star of the show – …
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