Does Your Company Use a PKI Solution?

Posted by Cliff on Thursday January 12, 2006 @02:05PM from the don't-lose-the-master-keyring dept.

punkrokk asks: "I am doing an Independent study of the feasibility of a Microsoft Certificate Services PKI in a distributed company. So far, it appears from my research that MS has the best supported implementation of a X.509 based PKI solution, for the Windows environment. While there are a few major weaknesses in a X.509 Public Key Infrastructure, one of which being Certificate Revocation Lists, using one is better than nothing. You do get a tangible security benefit, in addition to doing switch port authentication, and VPN quarantines. The problem is the cost of implementation is pretty steep, from the planning side. What do you guys do for dual factor authentication? Has anyone had Verisign sign their Certificate Authority? If you have implemented a MS Certificate Service infrastructure, I would appreciate your comments."

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Re:GeoTrust by drn8 · 2006-01-12 16:38 · Score: 0, Offtopic

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