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Jason Soroko is an experienced security technology innovator, responsible for the product team that drives innovation at Sectigo. He is responsible for interfacing with customers, researching, innovating, educating, and contributing to strategy, national-level guidance, intellectual property development, and consortium standards. Solving real business problems by synthesizing state-of-the-art security with real-world operational needs is what Jason does best.
Recent posts from Jason Soroko
Webinar
Entrust distrust: now what?
Jul 31, 2024
Google has announced that from November 1 , 2024 the Chrome browser will distrust newly issued public Entrust SSL certificates.
Podcast
Root Causes 407: Whatever Happened to Passkeys?
Jul 26, 2024
WebAuthn arrived last year with great fanfare. But here we are in the latter half of 2024, and they are rarely used. In this episode we discuss why.
Podcast
Root Causes 405: What Is an Adversarial Self-replicating Prompt?
Jul 19, 2024
In this episode we explain what an adversarial, self-replicating prompt, otherwise known as a prompt worm.
Podcast
Root Causes 404: SCOTUS Ruling Will Change IT Security Regulation
Jul 16, 2024
The US Supreme Court has struck down the Chevron Deferment, which stands to weaken regulatory agency power over technology. We explore the consequences.
Podcast
Root Causes 403: NIST PQC Contest Round 4 and Onramp with Dustin Moody
Jul 12, 2024
We are joined again by Dustin Moody, who leads the NIST search for PQC algorithms. We cover going-forward efforts, including Round 4 and the Onramp.
Podcast
Root Causes 402: New Social Engineering Powershell Attack
Jul 09, 2024
A new social engineering exploit instructs victims to enter command line prompts to hack themselves on behalf of the hacker.
Podcast
Root Causes 401: New SSH Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Revealed
Jul 05, 2024
A newly revealed OpenSSH vulnerability can open enterprises to remote code execution. We explain what is happening and what to do about it.
Podcast
Root Causes 400: French Court Orders DNS Poisoning
Jul 02, 2024
To combat piracy of sporting event transmissions, a French court has ordered major tech companies including Google and Cloudflare to poison DNS settings.
Podcast
Root Causes 399: Entrust Distrusted
Jun 28, 2024
Google Chrome will distrust Entrust as a public CA starting November 1, 2024. Learn what to expect and Google's reasons leading up to this decision.