ElevenPaths SealSign integration with the Azure Key Vault ElevenPaths and Microsoft, thanks to Gradiant technology, have integrated the Azure Key Vault into the SealSign platform. This partnership provides a server-based digital signature and certificate safekeeping service, based...
ElevenPaths Security and electronic signature for any enterprise ElevenPaths, Microsoft and Gradiant have collaborated to allow companies to benefit from an advanced platform for electronic signatures and digital certificate safekeeping, integrated with a cloud service for HSM...
ElevenPaths Telefónica and ElevenPaths integrate its digital signature solution and biometric SealSign with Microsoft Azure The company presents its latest developments at the 5th Security Innovation Day TELEFÓNICA INTEGRATES ITS DIGITAL SIGNATURE SOLUTION AND BIOMETRIC SEALSIGN WITH MICROSOFT AZURE This integration of the SealSign platform with...
ElevenPaths Telefónica promotes the digital transformation towards ‘Industria Conectada 4.0’ * This post was translated and originally published here (Spanish) within the framework of the I Congreso de Industria Conectada taking place in Madrid the 21st of September. The...
ElevenPaths Telefónica Business Solutions Reinforces the Security of its Network with Clean Pipes 2.0 MADRID, 14 September, 2017 – ElevenPaths, Telefónica’s cyber security unit, today announced the launch of Clean Pipes 2.0, a software-based security service, to prevent known and unknown threats across...
ElevenPaths Securing a Cloud Environment With a Telco Cloud Provider Nowadays, nobody can deny the remarkable benefits of cloud computing, both infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and software as a service (SaaS). Cloud computing drives cost savings, agility to...
ElevenPaths Telefónica and Subex sign a global framework agreement to provide a disruptive FMaaS solution Madrid— June 18, 2017— Subex Limited, a leading telecom analytics solution provider, has been selected by ElevenPaths, Telefónica’s Cybersecurity Unit to offer a Fraud Management-as-a- Service (FMaaS) solution. Telefónica is one...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths is a Fortinet’s Alliance Technology Partner Solutions Integration with Vamps and Metashield Fortinet is a Strategic Partner of ElevenPaths, Telefónica Cyber Security unit, with more than 15 years working together, and on June 2016, we strengthened...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths participates in AMBER (“enhAnced Mobile BiomEtRics”) project ElevenPaths participates in the AMBER (“enhAnced Mobile BiomEtRics”) project since 1st January 2017 as an Industrial Partner. AMBER is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network under Grant Agreement No....
ElevenPaths The Intelligent MSSP During years, Managed Security Services (MSS) have been the most effective strategy to tackle the increasing and changing threat landscape. Otherwise, some disruptive factors are compelling a new approach...
ElevenPaths Squeezing the numbers and facts of Google’s annual Android security report Last month Google published its third annual security report on Android’s security protections, aiming to send a clear message to the world about mobile malware (or Potentially Harmful Applications...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths creates an addon to make Firefox compatible with Certificate Transparency Certificate Transparency will be mandatory in Chrome for new certificates in late 2017. This means that the webpages will show an alert if protected by certificates not present in...
Florence Broderick Now you can use Latch with Dropbox, Facebook and others digital services Many of you have asked us which services you can use Latch with, regretting that so far it could not be used in the more common services, such as...
Florence Broderick ElevenPaths Talks: The ISF Standard of Good Practice for Information Security REGISTER HERE! On Thursday, 19 May, our colleague Sebastian will give a speech about The ISF Standard of Good Practice for Information Security. The standard of good practice is...
Florence Broderick Quick and dirty script in Powershell to check certificate fingerprints Malware is using signed binaries to attack Windows systems. Malware needs it to get into the roots of the operative system. So attackers steal or create their own certificates....
