SSL Certificates: Symantec, DigiCert & Chrome
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SSL Certificates used on websites are supposed to bring credibility and reliability to websites that use them. However, it appears that Google has detailed its plan to drop out support of Symantec-issued certificates in Chrome, on the irony basis that the way Symantec issued these SSL …
Tips to Protect from Ransomware
The year of 2017 has been plagued with ransomware attacks. We had the massive infection of Wannacry ransomware in May and subsequently the Bad Rabbit ransomware that just came out few days ago. With the greater embrace of cryptocurrencies such as the Bitcoin and Ethereum …
Singapore Private Cloud Direct Connect
‘How secured is the cloud?’ This is by far the most frequently asked question by many SMEs in Singapore whenever they approach SecureAX for project evaluation. Let’s explore why a Singapore Private Cloud Direct Connect setup gives better security and better speed for these SMEs, …
Brute Force Attack Protection
Brute force attack protection can be quite simple if the nature of the attack is well understood. Since this is one of the most common online intrusion methods into cloud servers, let’s explore brute force attack into greater depth for your infrastructure security, as well …
SAN Wildcard SSL Certificates
SecureAX offers a comprehensive list of SSL Certificates from GeoTrust to RapidSSL, including Subject Alternative Name SAN Wildcard SSL Certificates. These SAN Wildcard SSL Certificates allow more than one fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to be protected under a single certificate. Which one, between SAN …
