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Keeping Medical Devices, Services, and Data, Safe from CyberAttacks
A News Article from Sectigo
News Article Dec 18, 2019In the last few years, hospitals and medical facilities have been successfully targeted by cyber crooks looking to exploit or wreak havoc on the healthcare sector and its patients. Emboldened by the industry’s slow progress in adopting technologies that harden medical devices and data systems, criminals have upped their game.
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Failure to Secure IoT Networks Has Far-Reaching Consequences...
A News Article from Sectigo
News Article Dec 10, 2019Transportation is rated by Gallagher as the third-most-vulnerable industry to cyberattack, and as partially or fully autonomous vehicles continue to hit the market, the potential consequences of an attack grow more serious.
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EPISODE 55
Broadcast Date:
December 5, 201922 minutes
Podcast Dec 05, 2019Root Causes 55: California's New IoT Security Law
California Senate Bill 327 makes device security a requirement in California, setting the precedent for IoT security practices. Join us to learn more.
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Blog Post Dec 04, 2019
Five Ways PKI Protects and Secures Financial Services Data
Data has become the lifeblood of the financial services industry. From managing transaction details and providing real-time account and trading information to automating risk management processes, forecasting, and fraud detection, data is integral and the most important resource to protect.
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Connected Cars Need Stronger Identity for Safer Streets
A News Article from Sectigo
News Article Dec 03, 2019When “devices” are vehicles transporting people at high speeds on roadways, these vulnerabilities become safety risks. Embedded firewalls maximise driver safety and help prevent the loss of intellectual property, disruption of services, and proliferation of an attack to other systems.
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EPISODE 54
Broadcast Date:
December 2, 201925 minutes
Podcast Dec 02, 2019Root Causes 54: 2019 Lookback - Infrastructure and IoT Security
It was an eventful year for infrastructure and IoT security. Join our hosts as they discuss 2019 trends and 2020 predictions for IoT and infrastructure.
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Blog Post Nov 20, 2019
Australia's IoT Cybersecurity Guidelines for Embedded Device Security
Australia has joined the ever-swelling ranks of government and industry organizations developing guidelines or enacting regulations regarding IoT device security. On Nov. 11, 2019, the country published their “Draft Code of Practice: Securing the Internet of Things for Consumers,” which outlines 13 security practices intended to apply to all IoT devices available in Australia.
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Sectigo IoT Use Case: Private PKI for Manufacturing
A Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Nov 18, 2019To enable secure authentication and prevent counterfeiting, OEMs and manufacturers add certificates to their IoT devices and chips at the assembly line.
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Product Video Nov 14, 2019Augment Microsoft CA and Secure Non-Windows Devices and Applications
Sectigo Certificate Manager can augment Microsoft CA to secure non-Windows applications, mobile devices, web servers, IoT, DevOps, SSH, and more.
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IoT Identity Platform
A Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Nov 11, 2019The Sectigo IoT Identity Platform removes complexity associated with securing and authenticating connected devices, so you can protect your infrastructure.
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EPISODE 50
Broadcast Date:
November 8, 201922 minutes
Podcast Nov 08, 2019Root Causes 50: Energy Infrastructure Cyber Attacks
Global energy infrastructure continues to find itself under cyber attack from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). Join us to learn more.
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Texas A&M System Deploys New Tech to Combat Ransomware
A News Article from Sectigo
News Article Oct 29, 2019The Texas A&M University System has become an early adopter of a new ransomware solution from Sectigo, which recently partnered with cryptographic operating system developer SPYRUS to create an automated digital identity product that will help ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of university data.
