Notes from NANOG 89: Trust and network infrastructure
The challenge of trustable Internet infrastructure.
Tag: trust
Zero trust applied to 5G cloud infrastructure
Guest Post: Investigating NSA guidance for securing 5G cloud infrastructures.
Authentication and authorization using SSO
Guest Post: How to use single sign-on to benefit technology selection and deployment.
Why are authentication and authorization so difficult?
Guest Post: Where to begin when you’re tasked with selecting a strong authentication solution for your organization.
The role of service providers in transforming security
Guest Post: To combat cyber threats to organizations of all sizes, we need to rethink how information security is delivered and managed.
Cryptography, rituals and transparency: The world of key ceremonies
What exactly is a ‘key ceremony’ and why are they important for trust?
Encryption breaking vs subversion: Know the difference
The AN0M police sting, which subverted encryption, has lessons for how we think about trust on the Internet.
Trust, but verify: An engaged community is the best defence
The discovery of bad code deliberately inserted into the Linux kernel shows the value of an active community.
Where does zero trust begin and why is it important?
Guest Post: As zero trust becomes more pervasive, how do we maintain an assurance of its effectiveness?
An Opinion Piece on Internet Security
Opinion: Why has our public key certificate system failed the Internet so badly?