Maximizing security on the internet

PKI Cryptography, Digital Signatures, Digital Certificates, and SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) provide the authentication, data integrity and privacy necessary to perform online transactions securely and confidently and form a Trust Infrastructure.

 

There are two strengths of SSL available, 40-bit and 128-bit. 128-bit encryption  is 3 X 1026 stronger than 40-bit encryption.

 

Using today's most powerful supercomputers it would take over a trillion years to crack a 128-bit encrypted message.  By comparison, it is estimated that the creation of the universe (The Big Bang) occurred only 12 billion years ago.

 

Transactions protected by 128-bit encryption are not vulnerable to eavesdropping or interception.  Banks trust and use 128-bit SSL protection for online banking.

 

Going beyond SSL here are many other technologies that can be employed to address security issues.  For instance, a VPN's (Virtual Private Networks) and Firewalls can secure data and internet communications between computers, and Biometric Authentication can significantly enhance confidence in user identity.  More information on internet security can be found at Verisign, Ethentica and RSA.