March 21, 2016 The Five Percent: HTTPS Redirects Under Threat Thanks to Slow HSTS Adoption 2 min read - Shifting to HTTPS is vital for websites, but many organizations are not implementing it properly and leave users at risk as a result.
February 10, 2016 Google Announces Plan to Flag Unsecured Emails 2 min read - Google's Gmail now alerts users when they receive unsecured, unencrypted and unauthenticated emails in an attempt to increase security awareness.
December 21, 2015 HTTPS Grabs Top Spot in New Search Ranking Rollout 2 min read - HTTPS pages will now be preferred by default in Google's search indexing, even when an HTTP version of the website also exists.
December 15, 2015 Google No Longer Trusts Symantec’s Root Certificate 2 min read - Google has recently announced it will not trust Symantec's new root certificate on Chrome, Android and other Google products.
Application Security December 15, 2015 Testing Your SSL Encryption Can Provide Important Security Insights 3 min read - New, free SSL encryption tests can show areas for improvement with regard to email protection and the best practices for maintaining application security.
October 15, 2015 Duped Digital Certificates: Major CAs Accused of Fueling Fraudsters 2 min read - CAs aren't keeping up their end of the bargain: According to Netcraft, many have been issuing digital certificates to scam websites.
July 22, 2015 NOMORE Attack Method Shows RC4 May No Longer Be a Reliable Way to Encrypt Data 2 min read - Researchers say it may be time to look beyond the RC4 algorithm to secure Web connections after they discovered an attack method called NOMORE.
June 1, 2015 Website Vulnerabilities Are Everywhere, and They’re Taking Too Long to Get Fixed 2 min read - The results of a recent study showed there are website vulnerabilities in 86 percent of online properties, and many go neglected for far too long.
December 10, 2014 Major Websites Remain Vulnerable to POODLE Attack 3 min read - Many major websites are still vulnerable to the POODLE attack, which now works against certain Transport Layer Security (TLS) implementations.