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In cryptography, a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is an arrangement that provides for trusted third party vetting of, and vouching for, user identities. It also allows binding of public keys to users. This is usually carried out by software at a central location together with other coordinated software at distributed locations. The public keys are typically in certificates. |
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Managing Strong Authentication: A Guide to Creating an Effective Management System |
| By :CA |
Published Date: Jun 19, 2007 |
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Organizations are increasingly implementing strong authentication to meet regulatory mandates and more demanding business requirements for data protection. But choosing among the myriad strong authentication options is only the first decision. The real challenge lies in integrating them with existing security infrastructure and managing these credentials efficiently. This white paper discusses considerations that should be made before deploying strong authentication in your organization.
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The Starter PKI Program |
| By :thawte |
Published Date: Sep 17, 2004 |
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This guide will introduce you to our Starter PKI Program, explaining how it works as well as the benefits it offers. We’ll also point you to a dummy company on our Web site where you can “test drive” the Program.
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10 Tips for Selecting the Best Digital Signature Solution |
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As the traditional “paper-based” world gives way to digital documentation and transactions, enterprises are demanding innovative solutions for digitally signing and authenticating such documents, files, and forms with iron-clad protection against forgery. Solutions must guarantee non-repudiation and promise the same level of security and trust that exists with conventional documentation. At the same time, such a solution should be simple to use, easy to deploy and offer a rapid ROI.
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ProofMark System Concepts, Architecture, and Planning Guide |
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The ProofMark software solution is a broadly applicable system that operates on a computer, server, network, system, or infrastructure. This system utilizes public-key cryptography to create an irrefutable record of the time-existence and exact composition of any digital data. This document, the ProofMark System Concepts, Architecture, and Planning Guide, provides you with a broad technical overview of the ProofMark system.
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Strong Authentication Technical Whitepaper |
| By :Arcot |
Published Date: Oct 10, 2007 |
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In the past, authentication solutions were either easy to use and inexpensive, but insecure (such as username/password) or very secure but expensive or difficult to implement (such as OTP tokens and smart cards). Arcot offers a third option: WebFort, a software-only, two-factor authentication solution. It delivers the right balance of cost, convenience, and strength.
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Why Migrating to Triple DES Is Not Easy |
| By :Okiok |
Published Date: Nov 08, 2005 |
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In this white paper, we describe the basic characteristics of DES and triple-DES and look at the security properties that a financial transaction system will want to achieve. We then look at the problems related with a migration from DES to triple-DES; enumerating and discussing several points that we suggest should be considered.
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Data Leakage Landscape: Where Data Leaks and How Next Generation Tools Apply
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Data protection programs at most organizations are concerned with protecting sensitive data from external malicious attacks, relying on technical controls that include perimeter security, network/wireless surveillance and monitoring, application and point security management, and user awareness and education. In this paper, the different leakage points are mapped with regulations and best practices. |
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