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1 April 2021 Five tech capabilities to shape your SMB website security strategy Tim Callan, chief compliance office at Sectigo, cites five of the most vital tech capabilities for a strong SMB website security strategy To be truly successful, a website security strategy should evolve with the internet. Isn’t it great? Your website seems to be a well-oiled machine: it has top-ranking content, no broken forms or shopping carts, quick-loading pages, and it helps your organisation achieve critical business goals. Website security crosses your min...

It's not easy being green: EV HTTPS cert seller Sectigo questions Chrome's logic in burying EV HTTPS cert info Seeing as Google thinks no one cares about location records, we'll remove street addresses from all our sites, says compliance chief Gareth Corfield Wed 3 Mar 2021 // 11:45 UTC Share Copy Sectigo’s chief compliance officer has hit out at Google for minimizing the visibility of Extended Validation HTTPS certificates in Chrome. These are the certificates that contain verified details about the owner of the cert, such as its legal name, government-issued busine...

whether we're investing too much in person at the helm, and not enough in the whole team, not to mention the enterprise and what it might actually be worth. of course it's warren buffett inc., aka berkshire hathaway, which triggered my quandary over the value of the influence of the ceo versus the value of the enterprise. buffett's disclosure of his illness caused an immediate decline in berkshire hathaway because alas, for many people he is berkshire hathaway. you know i think that's just not true. the man has built up a huge series of assets, and you're buying the stewardship of th...

enough in the whole team, not to mention the enterprise and what it might actually be worth. of course it's warren buffett inc., aka berkshire hathaway, which triggered my quandary over the value of the influence of the ceo versus the value of the enterprise. buffett's disclosure of his illness caused an immediate decline in berkshire hathaway because alas, for many people he is berkshire hathaway. you know i think that's just not true. the man has built up a huge series of assets, and you're buying the stewardship of those assets when you buy the stock. for many, it's inconceivable ...

enough in the whole team, not to mention the enterprise and what it might actually be worth. of course it's warren buffett inc., aka berkshire hathaway, which triggered my quandary over the value of the influence of the ceo versus the value of the enterprise. buffett's disclosure of his illness caused an immediate decline in berkshire hathaway because alas, for many people he is berkshire hathaway. you know i think that's just not true. the man has built up a huge series of assets, and you're buying the stewardship of those assets when you buy the stock. for many, it's inconceivable ...