Keyfactor Expands End to End Crypto Capabilities with SSH Key Management

SSH Key Manager Proactively Discovers, Manages and Automates the Lifecycle of SSH Keys, Mitigating Security Risks

CLEVELAND, Ohio – September 8, 2020 – Keyfactor, the leader in crypto-agility solutions, today announced the release of SSH Key Manager for Keyfactor Command, its complete certificate lifecycle automation and PKI as-a-Serviceplatform. The solution replaces manual management methods, automating access and distribution of SSH (Secure Shell) keys across machines, applications and devices within the enterprise.

SSH keys are used to secure remote access to critical systems and applications. However, lack of adequate management and evolving cyber-attack vectors make SSH keys increasingly vulnerable to exploit. Developers and system administrators often generate SSH keys using default configurations, with many left unmanaged on the network and vulnerable to compromise.

“Unlike other kinds of access credentials, SSH keys don’t expire,” said Ted Shorter, chief technology officer and co-founder at Keyfactor. “Between servers and cloud workloads, organizations can have upwards of a million SSH keys. Tracking all active and abandoned SSH keys makes manual management next to impossible. As a result, we’ve seen an uptick in attacks using SSH keys as an access point to critical systems, applications and sensitive data.”

As enterprises expand their use of cryptography to protect sensitive data and secure connections across the business, managing sensitive SSH keys, X.509 certificates and cryptographic keys - sometimes referred to as machine identities - becomes critical. Keyfactor enables customers to establish an end-to-end machine identity strategy, with a centralized platform to manage all keys and certificates in the organization.

According to Gartner, machine identity management “encompasses a number of technologies, that today remain mostly siloed (i.e., X.509 certificate management, SSH key management, as well as secrets and other crypto-key management).”Gartner advises security and risk management leaders focused on identity and access management (IAM) to “use full life cycle management or discovery-centric tools to audit the number of deployed machine identities; and to identify the potential risks from expiry and overall compliance.”*

SSH Key Manager for Keyfactor Command enables:

  • Reduced risk exposure–maintaining a real-time inventory of SSH keys and the ability to delete or rotate weak or inactive keys.
  • Complete visibility–allowing teams to find SSH keys and map trust relationships to users, machines and web services, whether on-premises or in the cloud.
  • Greater control–providing a simple dashboard to identify risks, assign key permissions and simplify audits with easy-to-generate reports.
  • Seamless automation– automating SSH key deployment as workloads are spun up in multi-cloud and CI/CD environments.

“From a technical perspective, SSH Key Manager seamlessly integrates with a variety of supported Linux and Unix systems, making this a turnkey option for teams seeking greater visibility and control,” said Shorter. “Visibility is key in establishing trusted connections within the enterprise. Adopting an automated tool like SSH Key Manager hardens an organization’s overall security posture as teams can easily manage any key, any certificate, anywhere.”

To learn more or to request a demo of the SSH Key Manager for Keyfactor Command, please visit: www.keyfactor.com.

  

*Gartner Hype Cycle for Identity and Access Management Technologies, 2020, 16 July 2020, Ant Allan

Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

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About Keyfactor:

Keyfactor empowers enterprises of all sizes to close their critical trust gap – when breaches, outages and failed audits from digital certificates and keys impact brand loyalty and the bottom line. Powered by an award-winning PKI-as-a-service platform for certificate lifecycle automation and IoT device security, IT and InfoSec teams can easily manage digital certificates and keys. And product teams can build IoT devices with crypto-agility and at massive scale. Exceptional products and a white-glove customer experience for its 500+ global customers have earned Keyfactor a 98.5% retention rate and a 99% support satisfaction rate. Learn more at www.keyfactor.com.

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MORBiZ Releases New Blog on Benefits of a Responsive Website

The web presence experts at MORBiZ have detailed six benefits of using a responsive website for a business in a new blog released this week. A responsive design allows a website to adapt to the size of the viewer's screen to improve their experience, which is a huge advantage over desktop only designed websites. The new blog about the benefits of responsive websites in available in its entirety at www.morbiz.com/6-major-benefits-of-a-responsive-website.

Aside from an improved user experience, a primary benefit of a responsive designed website is its ability to increase sales. Since a responsive website will provide the best possible user experience based on the user’s device, an increased conversion rate (more sales) can be expected. When it comes to websites, data shows that the better rated the user experience is, the higher the likelihood of a sale.

An additional benefit that can be expected from utilizing a responsive design is reduced website maintenance costs. A business will no longer need to pay for the building and servicing of multiple websites designed for different device types if a switch to a responsive design is made.

Another reason to use a responsive website for a business is improved SEO. Because Google wants to provide its users with the best possible experience, it now considers site responsiveness when forming search rankings.

MORBiZ uses the latest technology, proven techniques, quality content and in depth research to offer high value, hyper-local web presence, Internet & mobile marketing, custom mobile apps, automated reputation management solutions and free guest WiFi marketing programs.

To learn more about how a responsive website can benefit your business, be sure to read this new blog from MORBiZ. The web presence experts at MORBiZ can build you a custom responsive website as a part of our all inclusive local web presence package. We will use a variety of online tools to improve your customers' experience and generate new revenue for you! Give our team of friendly Internet marketing experts a call at 1-855-2MORBiZ (266-7249) or fill out the contact form at www.morbiz.com/web-contact-form to learn more or to request a free web presence analysis for your business.

NFC Tagify Offering Custom Printing and Encoding NFC PVC Card

Sep 2020, UK: NFC Tagify, a UK based company, provides the best customised NFC products for various uses along with bulk orders of NFC products.

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a modern innovation that has been a game changer for so many industries. It has the advantage of communicating small, but necessary information in a matter of seconds with a slight tap or touch. NFC Tagify is the leading provider of NFC based services and products in the UK. The company makes smart NFC products that can change the way of communicating information. The company offers product range from tags, stickers, key fobs, chips and also Near Field Communication (NFC) business cards.

The latest smartphones come with built-in NFC technology, and since smartphones and mobile apps are frequently these days, implementing NFC products in day-to-day life opens up opportunities for them to be used in various creative ways. NFC PVC cards can be used as visiting or business cards containing information about your business like contact details, website URLs and other important bite-sized information for your customers. NFC PVC Cards can be used to store links to payments page.

There are many different ways NFC technology can be implemented in everyday lives. NFC Tagify provides an extensive range of solutions, including customised products like printed tags, business cards, stickers, key fobs etc. They also offer encoding and programming services.

NFC is a contactless technology that has modernised the way information is exchanged. There are many different ways NFC technology can be introduced into our everyday lives.

NFC Tagify is well-known and one of the most reputed online suppliers for NFC products. NFC PVC cards offered by the company has given many businesses in the UK a new life with small changes like project modernisation to impress their clients.

For more information about programming/encoding NFC PVC cards, visit https://nfctagify.com or call them at +44 1600 800 080.

About The Company:

NFC Tagify is one of the leading NFC Products and services providers in the UK. NFC Tagify offers contactless NFC tags, PVC business cards, Ntag stickers, chips, anti-metal/on metal, and several customized NFC products. NFC Tagify manufactures products to comply with NFC Forum specifications. NFC Tagify also offers NFC tag encoding in bulk.

Miller and Miller will Hold an Online Only Music Machines Coin Ops and Advertising Auction Sept 19th

New Hamburg, ON, Canada, September 4, 2020 -- An online-only auction dedicated in large part to music machines, coin-ops and advertising – featuring the outstanding lifetime collections of Ken Vinen and Jack Winkler – will be held on Saturday, September 19th by Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd., based in New Hamburg, Ontario. The 632-lot auction will start promptly at 9 am Eastern time.

Other categories include signs, petroliana (gas station collectibles), automobilia, breweriana, historical objects, general store and toys. Many of the items are Canadian in origin. Internet bidding will be facilitated by LiveAuctioneers.com and the Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. website (www.MillerandMillerAuctions.com). Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted.

A few expected top lots include an early 1900s Seeburg Style “G” orchestrion, a coin-operated mechanical masterpiece (est. $20,000-$30,000); a 27-inch orchestral Regina upright music box, also coin-operated and made in 1898 (est. $8,000-$10,000); and a 1950s Shell Tokheim double gasoline pump, fully restored (est. $8,000-$10,000). All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars.

The Seeburg Style “G” orchestrion is the expected top lot of the auction. The player piano melody is backed by a tightly-packed orchestra of bass and snare drums, two ranks of flute pipes, a mandolin feature, cymbal and triangle. The 66 inch tall by 79 inch wide unit retains the correct torch mosaic leaded art glass doors and comes with thirteen “G” rolls.

The 27-inch orchestral Regina upright music box is a marvelous machine, originally rented as a coin-consuming investment to shrewd bar owners as a money-maker that also provided fun entertainment, a way to divert patrons from neighboring establishments. The music box is tagged ‘Orchestral Regina’ to the frieze board and comes with 29 discs.

The Shell Tokheim 300 double gas pump is a true beacon of prosperity from the golden age of the motorist. This iconically designed pump makes the same glowing statement as the cars of the era. It was the recipient of a master restoration and measures 58 inches tall by 34 inches wide by 16 inches deep. Gas pumps are hugely popular as man cave items.

Machines that play music, many of them from the Vinen and Winkler collections, are plentiful and will include the following. All four carry estimates of $4,000-$6,000.

- A coin-operated Coinola “CX” Nickelodeon, made in America in the 1920s, boasting a piano, mandolin and xylophone; marked “Coinola” inner key cover.

- A George Baker & Co. cylinder music box, Swiss, manufactured in 1892, a rare variant featuring the harmony of drum with six bells; restored, with 5 cylinders.

- A Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox, made in America in 1946, the most identifiable jukebox ever produced, with a curated library of 78 rpm records with title cards.

- An American Berliner trademark model A gramophone, made in the US circa 1897, with quarter-sawn oak case, early motor, 2-weight governor and side brake.

The Berliner trademark A gramophone is among 32 Berliners offered in this sale as part of the Jack Winkler collection. The collection boasts the most comprehensive offering of Berliner gramophones ever offered in Canada.

A two-sided 1930s porcelain Ford sign made for the Canadian market, untouched and original, 27 ¾ inches by 18 inches, should bring $3,000-$5,000; while a circa 1890 high-wheel bicycle made in Canada, marked “The Goold Bicycle Company Ltd., Branford, Ont.”, sporting a 54-inch diameter front wheel, is expected to sell for $4,000-$6,000.

A 1940s Canadian two-sided, three piece ensemble sign for IGA Super Market in a painted blue frame, 80 inches by 72 inches, a classic 20th century grocery sign, should realize $4,000-$6,000; and a Canadian 1920s tin litho sign for Mother Hubbard Shoes, 60 inches by 30 inches in the original wood frame, has a pre-sale estimate of $3,500-$5,000.

An early 1900s Holcomb & Hoke (Indianapolis, Ind.) Butter-Kist popcorn machine in a walnut case, a floor model variation with assorted related ephemera, should hit $4,000-$6,000. Also, an early O-Pee-Chee chewing gum vending machine, made in Canada around 1915, with a porcelain face and wood case, is estimated to fetch $3,500-$5,000.

A Canadian circa 1880s carved wood advertising figure of a pharaoh in early overpaint, its arms extended to present chocolate samples and cigars to passersby, should achieve $4,000-$6,000; and a sheepskin jacket that Rompin’ Ronnie Hawkins custom-ordered and wore during his 1981/2 television debut “Honky Tonk”, featuring a hand-tooled hawk on reverse, is estimated at $2,000-$3,000.

The auction coincides with Miller & Miller’s announcement of exciting new updates to its online auction platform. “We’re committed to delivering a simple, safe and dependable online bidding experience,” said Ethan Miller of Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. “We’re continually investing in our digital platform to provide quality service and capability to enhance the user experience.”

Mr. Miller said the most recent update involves an exciting ‘refresh’ to the online platform. “There’s no learning curve or major changes to our operations,” he pointed out. “This update will simply present users with an improved experience as they navigate our online auctions.”

Miller & Miller Auctions has also launched a new mobile app for iOS and Android. Bidders can now choose to participate virtually in auctions using a phone or tablet for a convenient, portable experience. They can place bids and receive instant updates and notifications with a few taps.

Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. has two more major auctions planned for the fall. A Canadiana & Historic Objects auction, featuring the Stead and Withington collections, is slated for Saturday, October 24th. Then, a Watches, Jewellery and Decorative Arts auction is slotted on Saturday, November 21st. Both sales will be held online at 9am Eastern, and will be webcast from the New Hamburg gallery. Consignments are welcome.

To learn more about Miller & Miller Auctions and the firm’s slate of upcoming auctions, visit www.MillerandMillerAuctions.com.

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Join an SGS live webinar about changes to chemical safety for toys entering the EU

SGS, the world's leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company, will host a complimentary webinar on September 29, 2020, to discuss chemical safety for toys entering the EU market.

The webinar agenda covers:

  • Strengthened limits for aluminum migration
  • New requirements for toys containing formaldehyde and diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP)
  • An expanded Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) Candidate List for REACH, and
  • Substances newly added to the Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP) Recast and the Classification, Labeling and Packaging (CLP) Regulations

Plus, an update will be given on toys classed as articles, which will also be required to submit SVHC notifications to the Substances of Concern In articles (SCIP) database from 2021.

Why join this webinar?

Join our expert, HingWo Tsang – Global Information and Innovation Manager, SGS – who has more than 15 years’ experience in consumer product safety and quality. In this live webinar he will update you on the current EU requirements for chemical safety in toys, and the latest changes to requirements in the Toy Safety Directive (2009/48/EC) (TSD).

Who should join the webinar?

This webinar is aimed at toy quality and regulatory compliance professionals for the EU market.

How can you register to join?

Register here for the webinar on 16:00 (Hong Kong time, GMT +8), Tuesday, September 29, 2020.

For further information on this webinar, please contact:

Stephanie Pionchon

Global Marketing Manager

Consumer and Retail, SGS

Tel: +33 4 42 61 64 46

Website: www.sgs.com/toys

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SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS is recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 89,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 2,600 offices and laboratories around the world.