When it comes to ensuring the security and trustworthiness of digital certificates, three key protocols come into play: Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs), Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP), and Time Stamp Authority (TSA). Each of these protocols plays a vital role in ensuring that digital certificates are current, valid, and reliable. In this blog post, we'll … Continue reading Let’s understand – CRL, OCSP and TSA
Adaptive access authentication – Need of the hour to secure the digital identity and access
In today's digital age, security has become a primary concern for organizations of all sizes. Data breaches, cyber attacks, and identity theft are just some of the risks that companies face. To mitigate these risks, adaptive access authentication has emerged as a crucial security measure. Adaptive access authentication refers to a security system that adjusts … Continue reading Adaptive access authentication – Need of the hour to secure the digital identity and access
Secure Authentication in age of remote working – Introduction to MFA
Context As we are all aware of global pandemic due to COVID-19 and its effect on the sudden shift of workforce from office to remote or at home. This sudden shift has given rise to IT and cyber security risks where the employees, consumers or end users using IT system has become vulnerable and one … Continue reading Secure Authentication in age of remote working – Introduction to MFA
Granularity in authorization: Fine grained vs. coarse grained authorization
As discussed in previous post about authorization, it’s the process by which the access or entitlement of the requester for the requested resource is decided or assured. Granularity which literally means “level or scale of detail” and hence granularity in authorization means the level of details used to put on authorization rules for evaluating a … Continue reading Granularity in authorization: Fine grained vs. coarse grained authorization
Trust Beyond Auth : Identity, Access and Data Sharing 