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Selling A Secure Internet Domain - Dark Reading

Selling A Secure Internet Domain Dark Reading Stamos yesterday posted an FAQ to address some of the questions and concerns about how the new domain would operate. "Security is a process, not a destination, and we will need to be clear that we are looking to improve the horrible level of trust on ... .secure domains require proof of securityThe H all 2 news articles »

It's not crazy to pay for an email account - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

It's not crazy to pay for an email account USA TODAY And setting up an account at a personal domain name instead of the hotmail.com and live.com addresses the service hands out can get a little trickier than it is with Google, (where I get mail sent to my robpegoraro.com address). and more »

ICANN to tell domain applicants of data breach extent - ZDNet UK (blog)

Globe and Mail

ICANN to tell domain applicants of data breach extent ZDNet UK (blog) Internet address coordinator ICANN said on Friday that it would tell applicants for generic top level domains (gTLDs) whether their application details had been exposed by the glitch. "ICANN will notify all applicants within the next seven business ... New gTLD Update: All Systems Are...Suspended?Mondaq News Alerts (registration) all 56 news articles »

P2PE: No Cakewalk for Merchants, But There May Be No Alternative For Reducing ... - StorefrontBacktalk

P2PE: No Cakewalk for Merchants, But There May Be No Alternative For Reducing ... StorefrontBacktalk Current PCI Council guidance (FAQ 10359) holds that encrypted data can be out of a merchant's PCI scope “if, and only if, it has been validated that the entity that possesses encrypted cardholder data does not have the means to decrypt it. and more »

New .Secure Global TLD Proposed - Threatpost (blog)

New .Secure Global TLD Proposed Threatpost (blog) SECURE domains," the group says in an FAQ on its site. "Minor deviations from our policies will result in email, phone or mail notification. Major issues such as the hosting of malware, phishing sites or serious security deficits could lead to Artemis ... and more »