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DV, OV, and EV Certificates
What’s the Difference Between DV, OV, and EV Certificates? Although all X.509 certificates use similar methods to protect and validate your data, a useful way to categorize them is by the validation method used by the certificate authority (CA). Domain Validated (DV) is the lowest level of validation, and verifies
Read More » SSL Support Team January 15, 2020
December 2019 Security Roundup
Happy Holidays from SSL.com! We hope that you’ve all had a happy and prosperous 2019 and are looking forward to big things in 2020 (as are we)! In our final roundup of the year, we’ll be talking about: A “secure” messaging app that turned out to be a tool for
Read More » Aaron Russell December 30, 2019
What is the Value of Certificate Authorities?
Certificate Authorities (CAs) have been a foundation of security online for the past two decades, and digital certificates continue to be a trusted method to ensure that transactions and identities are secure. On a fundamental level, CA-signed certificates are valuable tools that authenticate identities online; allow secure, encrypted communication over
Read More » Elizabeth Pagano December 23, 2019
Business Identity Certificate with YubiKey
SSL.com’s Business Identity document signing, client authentication, and email certificates are now delivered on FIPS 140.2 validated YubiKey USB tokens, offering many additional benefits to our customers.
Read More » Aaron Russell December 16, 2019
November 2019 Security Roundup
Welcome to November 2019’s edition of SSL.com’s Security Roundup, where we present a selection of the month’s developments in SSL/TLS, digital certificates, and network security! In this edition, we’ll be covering: TPM-FAIL: newly-discovered vulnerabilities in Intel firmware-based TPM and STMicroelectronics’ TPM chips Delegated Credentials for TLS Europe’s dearth of IPv4
Read More » Aaron Russell November 27, 2019
SSL.com Joins Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL)
Digitally Certify and Sign PDFs SSL.com, a public certificate authority (CA) and voting member of the CA/Browser forum, is pleased to announce that it has been added to the Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL). The AATL is comprised of CAs that meet Adobe’s stringent assurance and technical standards for issuing
Read More » Aaron Russell November 13, 2019
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