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In a recent #AscertiaOn podcast, Ascertia’s Chief Product Officer, Mike Hathaway, discussed quantum readiness – and why it’s essential to prepare for quantum-resistant cryptography now.

Faced with the persistent threat of data breaches, most global organisations aim to implement the highest security measures regarding network connectivity.

Hardware Security Modules can be complicated so we have asked Lukáš Geyer from Geyer Consultancy to explain more about the subject.

We spoke to John Cragg, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Utimaco about the role of Hardware Security Modules (HSM) as part of digital signature solutions, what eIDAS 2 looks like and digital trust.

In this blog, we discuss how Ascertia's Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) helps implement the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Smart Vaccination Certificates (SVCs).

It has become increasingly evident that to open up economies whilst ensuring the Covid-19 infection rate remains under control requires a mechanism whereby a person can present a document that proves they have received a vaccine.

This year we are excited to celebrate Ascertia’s 20th anniversary!

Nothing is more important than safeguarding company data. There is also no larger risk in today’s digital economy to business continuity and regulatory compliance.

Readily available and reliable mobile internet seems second nature to us, but it’s taken a while to reach this point. This blog discusses how public key infrastructure (PKI) can help prevent costly network outages and security breaches.

The world's most interoperable PKI just got even better! We are very excited to announce the release of ADSS ePassport Server, which bolsters the capability of our Trust Services Platform.

Additionally, it provides global governments with a trust infrastructure compliant to the very latest standards from the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and the European Union.

As experts in high-trust solutions, we are often asked about the benefits of commercial off-the-shelf products versus seemingly more affordable Software Development Kits (SDKs), Open Source libraries or third-party pre-compiled libraries or binaries.