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Securing RDP Connections with Trusted SSL/TLS Certificates

Securing RDP Connections with Trusted SSL/TLS Certificates is a healthy practice. We use them to secure RDP connections to Windows computers or servers in an Active Directory domain. This is how to ensure traffic sent over RDP is protected by

Editorial Team July 4, 2022July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

How to enable LDAP over SSL with a Private CA?

First the good news: Microsoft planned to release a patch in January 2020 to disable insecure LDAP channel binding and LDAP signing to more secure configurations. As a result of businesses asking for more time due to the holiday season,

Editorial Team June 27, 2022July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

How to configure SSL encryption in SQL Server

Problem: I read in a PCI security tip that I should configure Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption on our SQL Servers, but this requires a trusted certificate. Could you please help me with how to complete this task? Solution: SSL/TLS

Editorial Team June 22, 2022July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

What’s the problem with Windows Certificate Authority?

One can use Microsoft Certificate Authority to issue Certificates to internal servers. But, it is not easy to set it up, manage and use. It requires highly skilled people with specialized knowledge. Please check out the following 3 articles to get

Editorial Team May 4, 2022July 8, 2022 SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

11 crazy IT security tricks that actually work

IT security threats are constantly evolving. It’s time for IT security pros to get ingenious. Rename Privileged accounts: to something less obvious than “administrator” (security by obscurity) Get rid of Privileged accounts:  administrator, domain administrator, enterprise admin etc. Remember that

Editorial Team November 20, 2021July 8, 2022 Fun, IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

Fun with locks

Life can be quite boring with Information Technology (IT) System Administration, Security, Backup, Audit, Reporting, Meetings, Technical Support, Maintenance, Software Development, etc., etc. Let’s have some lighter moments and fun. If you are thinking that locks here have something to

Editorial Team November 11, 2021July 8, 2022 Fun No Comments Read more

SSL and TLS Certificates Explained For Beginners

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are protocols that provide secure communications over a computer network or link. They are commonly used in web browsing and email. In this tutorial we will look at: TLS and SSL

Editorial Team October 29, 2021July 8, 2022 SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

How good is Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Service (AD CS) as Enterprise CA?

Now a days most Corporates use Microsoft Active Directory Services. To encrypt their data they use SSL/TLS Certificates on Servers, use Certificate based Authentication for Applications, use Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) to  sign & encrypt documents and Emails from Public

Editorial Team October 29, 2021July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

How to quickly distribute SecureNT Root Certificates on PC/Mac

  Distribute Certificates to Windows Client Computers by Using Group Policy Here are three articles giving steps to deploy (install) Root certificates on Windows client computers using Microsoft Group Policy Objects (GPO) in a  Microsoft Windows Active Directory setup. 1.

Editorial Team October 29, 2021July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more

What’s the problem with Self-signed Certificates?

First, let’s see what is a Self-signed Certificate. A self-signed certificate is a Certificate issued by one-self to himself. In this Certificate I say I-am-so-and-so and it is true because I-am-saying-it. There is no external validation by a trusted entity. One

Editorial Team October 24, 2021July 8, 2022 IT Security, SSL Ecosystem No Comments Read more
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For one of my clients we had to build a web app for reporting on large databases. Due to the specific infrastructure we needed to have a valid, not self signed SSL. Regular SSL couldn't work since the system is deployed in an isolated environment, without connection to internet. After installing intranet SSL all functionalities became fully active and the overall performance of the web app increased. Pages loaded much faster, aceess to databases (sql server and mysql on ubuntu) was really improved. And, of course, no more anoying warnings from browsers.

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