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When Refrigerators Attack - How Cyber Criminals Infect Appliances, and How Manufacturers Can Stop Them
Homes and businesses worldwide are vulnerable to attacks from cyber thieves and other bad actors – and not just through their computer networks. The embedded electronics inside appliances present an easy path of entry. It’s already happened.
Join us to learn about the latest product and compliance updates along with other industry news that could have an impact on your business.
Learn how PKI plays a critical role in DevOps environments and how enterprises can best use certificates to keep their platforms safe.
The Sectigo IoT Platform removes the complexity of PKI, allowing manufactures to easily, and cost effectively authenticate and protect connected devices.
Learn how PKI and device hardening technologies are the answer to secure your IoT devices for enterprise and critical infrastructure.
Discover how Sectigo Private PKI allows you to secure and automate the management of your internal devices, regardless of which internal protocols you use.
The Sectigo Reseller Program allows you to share the benefits and cost-effectiveness of Sectigo certificates with your own customers.
This document is intended to guide existing HackerGuardian customers through changes to the HackerGuardian Portal and how to use the new portal.
Learn about our new PCI Compliance product, HackerGuardian. After the overview, we will be presenting a demo on all of the product's capabilities.
New research conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology Cyber Forensics Innovation (CyFI) Laboratory confirms that a website with a company-branded address bar greatly decreases the chance of internet users falling victim to a malware attack or…
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Study Finds 99.99 Percent Probability That Websites with Company-Branded Address Bars Represent a Legitimate, Trusted Domain
To conduct the study, researchers at the CyFI Lab cross-correlated a global repository of web domains with EV certificates against an aggregation of web domains associated with malware, suspicious activity blacklists, and underground marketplace…
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Study Finds 99.99 Percent Probability That Websites with Company-Branded Address Bars Represent a Legitimate, Trusted Domain
New research conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology Cyber Forensics Innovation (CyFI) Laboratory confirms that a website with a company-branded address bar greatly decreases the chance of internet users falling victim to a malware attack or…
SSL certificates provide internet users with the assurance that the website they’re visiting is safe, secure and under the control of a legitimate operator. Or at least they're supposed to.
Sectigo Blog
New Research on EV SSL Security from Georgia Tech: EV Domains 99.99% Free of Online Crime
Online criminal actors reveals that domains with EV SSL certificates are 99.99% likely to be unassociated with bad cyber actors. CyFI studied 2.6 million domains associated with EV SSL to arrive at these results.
Research from Georgia Tech's Cyber Forensics Innovation Lab shows that domains with EV SSL certificates are 99.99% likely to be free of online abuse.
An article from yesterday incorrectly calls Comodo an issuer of SSL certificates. Comodo has not been in the digital certificate business since 2017, when Sectigo spun out as its own business.
One logical fallacy that frequently occurs when evaluating Extended Validation is to assume that if some other site is not using EV SSL, that means you shouldn't either. Read on to learn why this reasoning is a dangerous fallacy.
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