(Source: Tom's Guide) Kaspersky Total Security lives up to its name by packing in more anti-malware and protection features than any other premium Windows antivirus product we've ......
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Even when business is booming, smart companies always have an eye on the bottom line. Security is not usually one of the first places companies look to trim expenses, but some IT professionals believe that they can easily lower costs by eliminating third-party Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate Authorities (CAs) from the budget equation.
Although spending money on SSL security for external facing sites - such as the company home page or e-comme...
There have been a string of successful attacks on certificate authorities (CAs), and that string isn’t going to stop any time soon. Hackers have been raising their game and developing new techniques at an incessant pace.
Fortunately, some CAs are better than others, and making the right CA choice can ensure your online security. In this white paper, discover what a secure CA looks like. Read on to learn how to identify a CA that’s wor...
Code signing is at a crossroads. In many enterprises, the traditional approach remains standard procedure: you purchase a code-signing certificate, download it, and deploy it locally for all your code-signing needs. When carefully managed, this approach can still be very effective in guarding against malware. But recent events have shown that many companies are finding it a challenge to manage their code signing certificate deployments—and fail...
The purpose of this exercise is to provide useful documentation on Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) based SSL/TLS certificates with an emphasis on comparison with the ubiquitous RSA based certificates  The primary driver of this exercise and the presentation of the accumulated data coincides with Symantec being the first CA to support certificates based on ECC algorithms.
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