TLS stories

Outpost24 reveals seven common OAuth risks and offers best practices to help organisations prevent unauthorised access and data breaches through better token security.

Let’s Encrypt will introduce six-day certificates next year, reflecting a trend towards shorter lifespans in the tech sector to enhance security.

Thales forecasts key cybersecurity trends for 2025, pinpointing risks like intellectual property loss and increased attacks on critical infrastructure.

Fortinet's FortiSASE has received a 'AAA' rating from CyberRatings.org, demonstrating exceptional cloud security and network performance capabilities.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has announced that cert-manager has officially graduated, recognising its vital role in securing cloud native environments.

Venafi launches a 90-Day TLS Readiness Solution to help organisations improve security posture and comply with Google's TLS certificate lifespan reduction proposal, supporting a more agile web response.

WatchGuard Technologies report reveals an 80% surge in total malware due to escalating 'living-off-the-land' attacks and cyberattack commoditisation, contrasting a 20% ransomware decline.

Thales has launched the first-ever Post-Quantum Cryptography Starter Kit in partnership with Quantinuum, offering businesses a secure environment to test quantum-resistant encryption keys.

The global HSMs market is set to rise from $1.2bn in 2023 to $2.3bn by 2028, driven by growing cyber threats, data security needs and digital transactions.

Fastly has expanded its domains API and TLS capabilities with Domainr acquisition and the general availability of Certainly Certification Authority.

The tests simulated raw packet processing performance, hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) capacity and real-world single application flows.

Venafi has launched TLS Protect for Kubernetes, enabling secure management of machine identities in multi-cloud and multi-cluster Kubernetes environments.

DigiCert's Brian Trzupek discusses the importance of PKI security, IoT utilization, and changes in manual processes. TechDay has the story.

TLS 1.2, the improved version of the Transport Layer Security protocol, is crucial for data security as TLS 1.0 and 1.1 become unsupported.

New technology solves the visibility gap in hybrid clouds, providing a single view of data in motion and optimising user experience.

Despite the prolific usage of TLS certificates within organisations, many CIOs aren't concerned about security risks associated with TLS machine identities.

CertCentral Partner is a partner-specific upgrade of the previous software that provides extra functionality for resellers and MSPs.

DigiCert unveils IoT Device Manager and Enterprise PKI Manager, revolutionising secure deployments with DigiCert ONE.

With enterprise data breaches on the rise, regulatory fines continue to surge. Implementing TLS 1.3 is now crucial despite its challenges for IT teams.

TLS 1.3 encryption enhances security but complicates DDoS defence, as seen in rising attacks on encrypted web services that challenge traditional methods.