DigiCert stories
DigiCert and Cybertrust Japan unite to fortify online security across Japan, offering advanced SSL/TLS certs and localised support.
2020 has brought constant changes, curveballs, and shifts in business strategy. Here are the key infosecurity trends for 2021.
The revamp provides new ways of delivering certificate automation that can authenticate employees and devices, and encrypt data over networks.
DigiCert and ServiceNow are collaborating on a new way to bring certificate management within the ServiceNow platform.
DigiCert wins Frost and Sullivan's 2020 Global Company of the Year for pioneering technologies and setting new standards in internet security.
CertCentral Partner is a partner-specific upgrade of the previous software that provides extra functionality for resellers and MSPs.
DigiCert has launched new features for its channel partners, enhancing TLS certificate management and customisation with the new CertCentral Partner programme.
DigiCert unveils IoT Device Manager and Enterprise PKI Manager, revolutionising secure deployments with DigiCert ONE.
Quantum computing poses significant threats to enterprise encryption as 71% of organisations see the security risks increasing. Companies are urged to act now.
Two US high school students were arrested for hiring hackers to disable their school's WiFi, disrupting tests and lessons reliant on internet access.
Microsoft, DigiCert, and Utimaco have piloted a quantum-safe algorithm, 'Picnic', to secure the Internet of Things against future quantum computing threats.
The new research lab will collaborate with university researchers and industry leaders on ways to develop innovative approaches to security challenges.
DigiCert has now officially completed its acquisition of QuoVadis Group from Swiss security firm WISeKey International.
USB Type-C Authentication empowers host systems to mitigate risks from malicious firmware/hardware in USB devices attempting to exploit a USB connection.
DigiCert has successfully restored trust for its Symantec security certificates after Google's automatic distrust.
DigiCert, Gemalto, and ISARA announced a partnership to develop advanced quantum-safe certificates for IoT devices.
23,000 customers of Trustico recently received an email informing them their website security certificates will be rendered useless within 24 hours.
Symantec has been preparing its PKI and certificate-signing business for the handover to DigiCert in December.
Symantec has sold its digital certificate business to DigiCert - the question is what will be the implications? We talk to both sides to find out.
