Understanding NIS2: What it means for your business in the Digital World
Understanding NIS2: What It Means for Your Business in the Digital World In today’s increasingly digital world, cyber threats have ...
Safe online shopping this Christmas season
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday approaching, along with a busy Christmas season where most of us will be shopping ...
What is Phishing?
If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ve definitely seen us warn you about phishing scams and tell you ...
Let’s Make a Safer Internet – Safer Internet Day 2022 is Coming February 8th
Making the internet safe for consumers, families, and children is very important to Blacknight, so that's why we support Safer ...
A Quick Word About Log4J & Software Security
A few days ago security researchers discovered a flaw in a bit of open source software. This is not a ...
Basic Security Best Practices for a Dedicated Server (and VPS/Cloud Servers as well)
The only way to secure a server from the horrors of the internet is to never hook it up to ...
What are Ransomware Attacks and What Can You do to Protect Yourself From Them?
Ransomware. It’s the latest tech phrase that’s all over the news headlines that many people may not understand what it ...
Blacknight Signs Open Letter to the British Parliament Against Weakening of End-to-End Encryption
Blacknight is a member of the Global Encryption Coalition, an advocacy group for the safety and security provided by encryption. ...
SSL Certificates Are Not Magic Pixie Dust – Basic Website Security Tips
Since the big names in tech like Google now require SSLs for all websites - or else present you with ...
Blacknight is Ready for Strong Customer Authentication Credit Card Transactions
A major change is coming to credit card transactions in the European Union on January 1st, and Blacknight is ready. ...
Public Service Announcement: Please, For the Love of God, Turn on Two-Factor Authentication
A friendly, or rather a forceful reminder that you should absolutely be using Two-Factor Authentication on your Blacknight Control Panel ...
Blacknight (and Everyone Else) Are Phasing Out Two-Year SSLs Because Google Says So
This is a notice for all Blacknight customers who may have purchased a 2-year SSL Certificate through Blacknight - from August 19, 2020, these will no ...
