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Organizational Unit (OU) Field to be Deprecated by SSL.com
Important Announcement: The Organizational Unit (OU) Field within an SSL/TLS (website) Certificate, https://www.ssl.com/certificates/ will be deprecated effective September 1, 2022, at the request of the CA/Browser Forum. SSL.com will discontinue the field effective August 1, 2022, in order for customers to get accustomed to the change. Why Is This Occurring? The Certificate
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SSL Support Team
June 30, 2022
SSL.com Adaptable Driver for Venafi
Managing a high volume of machine identities throughout an organization can be a challenge. As Jeff Hudson, CEO of Venafi, explains: “Often, organizations don’t understand the risks to their machine identities, despite the fact that compromised machine identities are frequently used in cyberattacks.” Venafi leads the way when it comes
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SSL Support Team
May 31, 2022
PKI and Digital Certificates for Government
An overview of PKI applications and options for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Authorities and government-licensed CAs.
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SSL.com Support Team
May 2, 2022
Delegated Credentials for TLS
Terminating a TLS connection requires using a certificate’s private key. As a result, the private key needs to be stored at every single server utilized by a service. The protection of this private key’s secrecy is paramount to the smooth operation of a Public Key Infrastructure scheme. An entity in
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Giannis Naziridis
January 5, 2022
Securing the Internet of Things (IoT) with SSL/TLS
Read about the security issues faced by Internet of Things (IoT) providers, and how SSL/TLS certificates from SSL.com can be used to secure IoT devices.
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SSL.com Support Team
November 23, 2021
Business Email Compromise and S/MIME Certificates
There are a variety of scams in which attackers hack into a company’s emailing systems or create deceiving email templates in order to convince employees into transferring money to fraudulent bank accounts. Described generally as Business Email Compromise (BEC), including phishing, predatory phone calls, or general data theft. These email-based
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SSL Support Team
October 27, 2021
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