How can Microsoft PKI enhance your Network Security?

Earlier, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) was considered more of a luxury than a necessity for organizations. The use of certificates was not widespread, and many solutions didn’t explicitly require them. For instance, from the 1990s to the 2000s, most websites didn’t use Secure HTTP. As per Synk, HTTPS adoption more than doubled in 2016, going from 2.9% to 9.6% of the top 10 million websites.

However, times have changed, and nowadays, having a PKI has become essential to maintaining security and identification for every product and application. Hosting websites without a certificate is no longer feasible, as modern browsers prevent users from accessing such sites.

Making your organization protected

Obtaining certificates has become crucial to ensure your organization’s security and compliance with industry standards. Thankfully, you now have two options to choose from:

• Purchase Certificates Individually
• Build an Internal PKI

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