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How PKI would have prevented Salesloft Breach

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News | mTLS | Risk Applicable: SaaS | Enterprise | Community Edition Salesloft Breach and how PKI eliminates the risk of OAuth token hijacking Introduction Certificates, specifically mTLS (Mutual TLS) certificates, are a powerful mechanism to address OAuth token theft. They don’t prevent the token from being stolen itself, but they severely limit its usefulness to an attacker, effectively neutralizing the threat. The core idea is to bind the OAuth token to a specific client using a cryptographic key pair, making the stolen token unusable on any other client. Here’s a breakdown of...

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How PKI Trust Manager eases achieving Zero-Trust Security

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How PKI Trust Manager eases achieving Zero-Trust Security Introduction Modern enterprises require robust security frameworks that combine cloud-based device management with strong authentication mechanisms. The integration between Microsoft Intune and a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Certification Authority (CA) is critical for enabling: Windows Hello for Business (passwordless authentication) Certificate-based authentication (for Wi-Fi, NAC, and VPN) Secure device provisioning through...

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Secure Device Management: How MDM Works with Certificates

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Secure Device Management: How MDM Works with Certificates The Problem: Weak Authentication in Modern Workplaces Many companies still rely on passwords for device authentication—but passwords can be stolen, shared, or hacked. A more secure approach uses digital certificates, which act like unforgeable ID cards for devices. To deploy certificates at scale, organizations use Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems integrated with certificate management solution – such as Securetron’s PKI Trust Manager. This guide explains how the integration works. Why Certificates + MDM =...

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Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM)

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Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) What is Certificate Lifecycle Management Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) is the process of managing digital certificates from start to finish. Digital certificates are essential for securing online communications, authenticating users, and protecting sensitive data. They’re used everywhere—from websites and email servers to IoT devices, code signing, digital identity and Smart Cards. But managing these certificates isn’t a one-time task; it’s an ongoing process that ensures security and prevents disruptions. Here’s a breakdown of the CLM...

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Wireless Authentication using Certificates

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Wireless Authentication using Certificates Certificates for wireless authentication are a critical component of securing wireless networks, particularly in enterprise environments. They are used to establish trust between devices and the network, ensuring that only authorized users and devices can connect. Below is an overview of how certificates are used for wireless authentication: Types of Wireless Authentication Using Certificates a. WPA2-Enterprise / WPA3-Enterprise These standards use 802.1X/EAP (Extensible Authentication...

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