#SecuritySeptember

Stop chasing vulnerabilities after deployment. Join us 9/30 (1pm ET) and learn to secure your modern apps w/@RedHat OpenShift: Discover how to streamline application security and maintain verifiable compliance across your hybrid fleet. #SecuritySeptember

Closing our #SecuritySeptember series, advice from our security engineering leader, @lintile ⚙️ Use strong passcodes for your devices, and don’t leave them unattended ⚙️ Disable WiFi and Bluetooth when not in use ⚙️ Apply those security patches and updates!

Our next #SecuritySeptember concern: safe private key storage. Often overlooked questions to ask: ⚙️ Could an attacker retrieve the key from your computer memory? ⚙️ What measures are you taking to ensure the keys cannot be lost? ⚙️ How are you controlling access to these keys?

October is #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, but at @Anchorage Digital, security is our focus 24/7. This week, we’re launching a #SecuritySeptember series, highlighting some of the best practices (and sometimes overlooked considerations) for safe and secure crypto custody. 1/2

For #SecuritySeptember, basic user authentication is not enough. Intent matters. At @Anchorage Digital, we integrate our policy engine directly with our private key infrastructure to ensure no transactions can occur without the explicit cryptographic approval of our clients.

Domain names are part of the everyday fabric of our digital world and more than ever choosing the right DNS partner is critical for organisations. To learn more about the DNS and how to reduce the exposure to risks read our article: #SecuritySeptember

For the second post in our #SecuritySeptember series, we're looking at another often overlooked aspect of security: private key generation. It's extremely important to generate keys safely, which is why we use hardware security modules that are FIPS 140-2 compliant.