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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

How Simple Passwords and Bad Employees Put Cybersecurity at Risk

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and here at SSL.com, we aim to educate companies, government agencies, and the general public on how to be more vigilant while treading the ever-expanding terrain of the internet.  For this article, we’re going to discuss the alarming rise of cyber attacks on large organizations. 
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SSL Support Team October 8, 2021

Cybersecurity Challenges Faced by Engineering Companies

Introduction  Both hard data and anecdotal evidence show that the leading cause for companies getting hacked is human error. Collaborative research by Stanford University and security firm Tessian showed that 88% of data breaches are caused by employees who click on hackers’ emails because they thought these really came from
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SSL Support Team September 21, 2021

Quantum Proofing Next Generation PKI and Digital Certificates

Sensational articles like this about quantum computers even in 2016, create uncertainties for data security in the case that quantum computers of sufficient power are constructed. This article will attempt to shed some light on the situation.  What is Quantum Computing? Quantum computing is the application of quantum mechanics principles
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Giannis Naziridis September 16, 2021

Advantages of Remote Online Notarization for Lawyers

Before 2011, when Virginia became the first state to sign Remote Online Notarization (RON) into law, the practice of notarizing documents in the US had traditionally been conducted face-to-face. State governments provided authority to a notary or lawyer to ensure that the signer/client had a valid personal identity as well
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SSL Support Team September 14, 2021

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  • December 2021 Cybersecurity Roundup January 9, 2022
    IRS extends its temporary acceptance of electronic or digitally-signed forms until 2023 Due to the continuing threat caused by the COVID-19 virus when it comes to face-to-face contact, the IRS, through Memorandum NHQ-10-1121-0005, has extended its acceptance of electronic or digitally-signed forms until 2023. The memorandum expanded the list of IRS forms that can be […]
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  • What is PKI? October 14, 2021
    Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) as a term describes systems and components used in securing internet communications and transactions. This article will cover a high-level breakdown of the various PKI components and how they interact in the PKI ecosystem. If you’re a company owner looking to beef up your cybersecurity or just anyone who’s interested in […]
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