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Quantum computers are on their way to surpassing their classical computer counterparts in practical applications. When this happens the bulk of the world's cryptography is rendered null and void. It's time to ensure you are ready for the new era, says DigiCert.

Once it was unthinkable to use a credit card online. Today, online commerce is booming, and there's a small army working to ensure this trust is not misplaced. However, recent technological advancements mean digital trust must evolve to keep us protected. And the time to act is now.

SSL certificates are a lynchpin of the Internet, but if you thought they were boring and routine, think again. With quantum computing becoming a reality DigiCert SVP of product Brian Trzupek explains business and industry need to rise to new challenges.

DigiCert is well-known as a provider of TLS/SSL, IoT and PKI solutions, and it has now updated its passwordless authentication solution to integrate with Windows Hello for Business, offering enhanced protection for Windows users in a first for public Certification Authorities.

PKI provider DigiCert has introduced the DigiCert Smart Seal, an animated site seal that helps assure website visitors that the site has been validated and is protected by an active DigiCert certificate.

GUEST OPINION: In 2020, the world experienced a cosmic shift in how we live and work, and the infosec industry was no different. Publicly trusted TLS/SSL certificate lifetimes were reduced to one-year, making automation and sophisticated management tools more important than ever.

Security vendor DigiCert's Secure Software Manager provides a way to automate and manage PKI security across CI/CD pipelines.

In what is sure to cause concern at the the top levels of one of the leading security software vendors, upcoming releases of the two more popular Web browsers, Chrome and Firefox, will no longer trust Symantec SSL certificates.

The website of SSL certificate reseller Trustico has gone offline following Thursday's revelations that the company had retained more than 20,000 private keys for certificates which it had obtained from digital certificate provider DigiCert.

SSL certificate wholesaler Trustico has revoked tens of thousands of certificates that it issued on behalf of digital certificate provider DigiCert, an order that is likely to occasion the purchasers of those certificates much pain.

To give your Microsoft Exchange users the most flexible access options you really need an independent verified SSL certificate. Here's how to do it fast and efficiently with a minimum of fuss and confusion.