In its 2021 Top Security and Risk Trends for 2021, Gartner identified Cyber-savvy boards as a top priority for organizations, as the number of highly publicized security breaches continues to grow. In this blog, we break down why [...]
If you’re a network engineer, downtime is enemy number one. Keeping up with change requests, troubleshooting issues, and implementing new hardware is hard work, but all of that gets derailed when a service outage strikes. There ar [...]
They compromised a Florida water treatment plant, held hospital IT systems hostage, infiltrated government agencies in the SolarWinds attack, and cut off one of the largest U.S. fuel pipelines. There's no doubt that malicious enti [...]
In the course of reading this article, you’ll likely interact with several connected devices. And you probably wouldn’t have even given it a second thought if we hadn’t just called it out.
How do you know that your code can be trusted? In a world where trust is hard to come by, it’s an important question to ask ourselves. How do we know that the applications we’re running, the containers we’re deploying, or code we [...]
Every day thousands of SSL certificates expire. In most cases, these seemingly insignificant moments go unnoticed. Our websites stay secure, our servers keep humming, and it’s business as usual. Then it happens. Another SSL certif [...]
The National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) says that public-key encryption, digital signatures, and secure key exchange “are the heart and blood” of digital identity and trust. These support numerous online applicatio [...]
In this blog, Keyfactor experts explain how the ACME protocol works, why it is important for modern public key infrastructure (PKI) and certificate management deployments, and how it can help organizations achieve automation.
I'm excited to share that PrimeKey will be merging with Keyfactor under one company. Over the past 18 months, we’ve been building strong relationships with the PrimeKey leadership team that has lead us to this market-defining merg [...]
SSL certificates are used for encryption and validation. Encryption ensures that traffic cannot be tampered with by eavesdroppers and enhances the confidentiality and integrity of the information in any transaction. Validation ens [...]
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