Venafi stories - Page 4

A survey has found the majority believe social media data collection needs to be regulated, despite having little faith in their governments.

Venafi announces strong 2017 business growth, with over 40% subscription revenue increase and ambitious expansion plans, including expanding executive team.

23,000 customers of Trustico recently received an email informing them their website security certificates will be rendered useless within 24 hours.

Venafi senior technical manager Nick Hunter takes a look at five key threats posed by encrypted tunnel attacks.

Last year Chrome announced a formal plan to remove trust from Symantec-issued certificates - Venafi's Walter Goulet discusses the implications.

A simple typo is taking users to a seemingly secure Reddit clone that is actually stealing their login details - we have commentary from two experts.

Nefarious actors can use encrypted tunnels to pivot across corporate networks, eavesdrop, route traffic to phishing websites & access sensitive data.

Cyber war has exploded and is now quite literally on our doorstep - despite this an expert claims Britain's defences are severely underfunded.

Ciaran Martin says the UK has been ‘fortunate’ to avoid an attack that could cause devastating disruption to elections or critical infrastructure.

For those of you reading this that don’t know your binary from a recursive hole in the ground, it’s important to have a little foundational knowledge.

Organisations that use Secure Shell (SSH) technologies and keys are doing a poor job of making sure they are secure, survey finds.

LinkedIn went down yesterday in countries across the world due to an SSL certificate expiry, leaving some users' data at risk with no encryption.

Venafi has released its findings of a six month investigation into the lucrative sale of digital code signing certificates on the dark web.

As news spreads of the Bluetooth zero-day that affects more than 5 billion devices, security experts are warning users to use Bluetooth with caution.

78% of respondents said they would deem an act as cyber war if a nation-state was behind a successful or attempted hack of another country’s election.

Australian and NZ businesses are being advised to migrate to SHA-2 before January 1st, when browsers will start rejecting SHA-1 certificates.

Driven by sturdy growth, Nextgen Distribution plans to double both staff and revenue, boosting its footprint in New Zealand's tech sector.