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eIDAS 2.0 Implementing Acts: A Clearer Path for Trust Service Providers
With eIDAS 2.0 now in effect, Trust Service Providers across the EU are facing a complex rollout of implementing acts that define the practical...
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Fintech Compliance Made Easy: PCI DSS and NIST Standards Without Headaches
Compliance in fintech is anything but straightforward. Between the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the National Institute...
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OWASP MASVS Verified: Cryptomathic MASC Meets All Applicable Controls
Cryptomathic has completed an independent security assessment of the Mobile Application Security Core (MASC) with NowSecure. The engagement covered...
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QTSP vs TSP: Understanding Digital Trust Services and eIDAS
Understanding TSPs, QTSPs, and the Importance of eIDAS Regulation for Digital Trust Services In today’s digital economy, trust is the cornerstone of...
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Make Microsoft Office Trustworthy at Scale with CK360
Microsoft 365 is the backbone of business productivity, but it also remains one of the most heavily exploited attack surfaces. Business email...
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Challenges of PQC Migration and Cryptographic Compliance for Financial Institutions
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is no longer a theoretical concern. With standards finalized and regulatory frameworks such as DORA, PCI DSS 4.0, and...
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Countdown to compliance: DORA is live, PCI DSS 4.0 is in force, and PQC readiness for financial institutions
Financial institutions are facing an unprecedented convergence of compliance pressures and technological challenges. With the European Union’s DORA,...
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Cryptomathic Appoints Jesper Celano as Chief Financial Officer to Support Global Expansion
Cryptomathic is proud to welcome Jesper Celano as Chief Financial Officer. With a distinguished background in financial leadership and a deep...
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EU Mandates Post-Quantum Cryptography by 2030 – Five Years Ahead of US
The EU and US now agree on which post-quantum algorithms to use – NIST FIPS 203/204/205 – but not when they must be deployed.