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California's new IoT security law: Inching toward a safer future
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 08, 2018The internet of things is becoming increasingly ubiquitous in American society. Smart home devices control our lighting, heating and entertainment systems. Health monitoring devices alert caregivers the moment medical issues arise. IoT-connected vehicles are now commonplace. Even traffic patterns and manufacturing processes are routinely managed using the network.
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HSBC Data Breach: Consumer Trust "Becoming More Fragile"
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 08, 2018Cybersecurity experts have reacted to the recent HSBC data breach, warning that consumer trust is “becoming more fragile”. The breach was reported to California’s Attorney General Office on November 2, but media outlets first reported the breach two days ago.
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Comodo CA Becomes Sectigo and Expands to Cover IoT
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 02, 2018The world’s largest certificate authority, Comodo CA, has changed its name to Sectigo and announced new products. The name change comes less than a year after it was acquired by Francisco Partners. Since then, it has continued to grow its share of the certificate authority market. In doing so it has benefitted from the move by browser vendors to demand websites have a security certificate.
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The Man Behind the Curtain of Internet Security
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 02, 2018Making a good first impression goes a long way in the world of business and for many consumers, a company’s website is the first thing they see. However, with the recent move from HTTP to HTTPS, Google has begun to label websites without an SSL certificate as “not secure” in its Chrome browser. Ultimately, this can hurt the impression a website leaves on potential customers and could even encourage them to choose a different product or service instead of yours.
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Comodo CA Rebrands as Sectigo
Press Release from Sectigo
Press Release Nov 01, 2018New Brand Reinforces Continued Innovation in IoT, Web Security; Announces One-Year Growth Milestones
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Comodo CA Is Now Sectigo
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Nov 01, 2018I am pleased to announce that Comodo CA has officially changed its name to Sectigo. This name change communicates that Sectigo is a separate operating entity, and since its separation from its predecessor Comodo Group in 2017, will be an essential element of ensuring that both companies can continue to conduct business without market confusion.
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Comodo CA's Rebrand
News Article from Sectigo
News Article Nov 01, 2018Commercial certificate authority Comodo CA announced today it is rebranding to Sectigo. The company said it unveiled its new name "to limit market confusion and better represent the breadth and direction of its solutions", as it marks the one-year anniversary of its acquisition by Francisco Partners in a carve-out from Comodo Group.
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BEC and Sectigo SMIME
Whitepaper from Sectigo
Whitepaper Oct 31, 2018Learn about Business Email Compromise (BEC) , an exploding form of spear phishing that tricks employees into giving the organization's money to fraudsters.
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Sectigo SSL / TLS Solutions Brief
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Oct 30, 2018Sectigo offers the full range of SSL / TLS certificates including EV, OV, DV, multi-domain, UCC, and wildcard certificates.
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Sectigo IoT Manager Brief
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Oct 30, 2018Sectigo IoT Manager offers full automation capabilities to deploy, report on, and manage the lifecycle of certificates in any volume.
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Sectigo S/MIME Email Certificates Brief
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Oct 30, 2018Sectigo S/MIME certificates secure email by identifying the true sender and enabling encryption; making deployment and adoption easy.
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Sectigo Code Signing Brief
Datasheet from Sectigo
Datasheet Oct 30, 2018Sectigo Code Signing enables developers to digitally sign software before distribution, adding a layer of assurance to users that a product can be trusted.