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Microsoft's Strong Certificate Mapping Enforcement — What It Means for Your PKI and How to Prepare

Discover the details of the critical changes brought by Microsoft's February 2025 security update.

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The Future of Email Security: A Guide to Simplifying S/MIME Adoption 
The Future of Email Security: A Guide to Simplifying S/MIME Adoption 
Top Code Signing Tools for 2025
Top Code Signing Tools for 2025
Windows 2012 R2 EOS – Is your PKI running on Windows 2012 R2? Are you prepared to Migrate?
Windows 2012 R2 EOS – Is your PKI running on Windows 2012 R2? Are you prepared to Migrate?

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Certificate Enrollment with SCEP and NDES

PKI

May 14, 2021

What is SCEP service? How does SCEP protocol work?

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Encryption is used every day to secure online communications between two individuals or between clients and servers. Though you may not see it in action, encryption obscures your data-at-rest and data-in-transit from outside attackers who are potentially monitoring your communications. Encryption works by taking in plaintext data, or data that is unobscured, and turning that plaintext into ciphertext.

Encryption

May 12, 2021

What are Encryption Protocols and How Do They Work?

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AWS CloudHSM provides single-tenant key storage giving organizations FIPS 140-2 Level 3 compliance. CloudHSM allows full control of your keys, including Symmetric (AES), Asymmetric (RSA), SHA-256, SHA 512, Hash-Based, or Digital Signatures (RSA). On the other hand, AWS Key Management Service is multi-tenant key storage owned and managed by AWS. AWS KMS allows Customer Master Keys for symmetric key encryption (AES-256-XTS) and asymmetric keys (RSA or elliptic curve (ECC))

Cloud Key Management

May 10, 2021

How Secure Are Key Management Services of Amazon (AWS KMS)?

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Asymmetric and symmetric encryptions are the types of encryptions used in cryptography. There is only one key involved in symmetric encryption, which is used for both encryption and decryption. The key has to be shared among the parties involved who wish to encrypt and decrypt data

Encryption

May 8, 2021

Symmetric Vs. Asymmetric Encryption which is more Secure

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Secret management plays a critical role in data protection for any organization in any environment (On-prem or Cloud). AWS Secrets Manager provides a rich feature set when it comes to secret management solutions. It supports a wide variety of secrets such as database credentials, credentials for On-prem resources, SaaS application credentials, API keys, and SSH keys, etc

Cloud Key Management

April 30, 2021

Introduction to AWS Secrets Manager

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Data Security – WPA-2 PSK Vulnerabilities

PKI

April 28, 2021

Data Security – WPA-2 PSK Vulnerabilities

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Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) provides a total of 12 requirements for securing cardholder data which can be stored, processed and transmitted by organizations

Encryption

April 24, 2021

PCI Compliance Specification

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A Detailed Guide to Preventing SSL Stripping

Certificate Lifecycle Management

April 19, 2021

A Detailed Guide to Preventing SSL Stripping

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Understanding Docker Image Signing

Code Signing

April 17, 2021

Understanding Docker Image Signing

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Comparing Data Security and Data Privacy

Encryption

April 10, 2021

Comparing Data Security and Data Privacy

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Code Signing plays an important role as it can identify legitimate software compared to malware or rogue code. In technical terms, Code Signing creates a hash of the code and encrypts it with a private key adding its signature. During execution this signature is validated and if the hash matches, it gives assurance that the code has not been modified. It also establishes assurance that the code is issued from the legitimate author that it is claiming to be.

Code Signing

A Detailed Guide to Code Signing Abuse

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IP spoofing is the creation of Internet Protocol (IP) packets which have a modified source address to either hide the identity of the sender, to impersonate another computer system, or both. It is a technique often used by bad actors to invoke DDoS attacks against a target device or infrastructure surrounding that device.

Encryption

April 3, 2021

Protecting Data from IP Spoofing

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