Mark Flegg

Mark Flegg

Global Director at CSC
Joined on May 1, 2023
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Mark Flegg, CSC global director of security services, is responsible for advising a global client base on digital risk and the preventative measures brands can take to safeguard their digital assets. During his 18-year career, Mark has acquired a wealth of experience in cyber security technology focusing on domain management systems, domain name systems (DNS), digital certificates SSL (TLS), and distributed denial of service protection software and mitigation. To raise awareness of digital threats to businesses, Mark regularly presents programs dealing with domain security and cyber security assets at leading industry conferences and events.

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Time to Act as Apple Sets Wheels in Motion for Shorter Certificate Life Cycles

You may have read our previous blog about the pending reduction of digital certificate life cycles to just 90 days. This past weekend, the issue gained momentum at the Certification Authority Browser Forum when more detail was discussed following the proposed ballot to set a timeline for shorter lifetime certificates by Apple. This creates real urgency for organizations of all sizes to seriously consider and implement automation into their certificate life cycle management. more

The Dos and Don’ts of DNS Management

The domain name system (DNS) is vital for businesses as it facilitates customer access to online services and resources. Strategic DNS management plays a pivotal role in cybersecurity, safeguarding against threat vectors and ensuring secure global connectivity across online channels including apps, email, websites, application programming interfaces (APIs) and more. more

How You Can Be Hijacked Without Actually Being Hacked

Unsuspecting website visitors are often unaware when they have landed on a spoofed page or are re-directed to malware-hosting web servers designed to steal their sensitive data and information. This attack is known as subdomain hijacking, or subdomain takeover. A web user's private information is then traded on the dark web, and cybercriminals profit, further fueling the expansion of identity theft in the online world. more

Topic Interests

DNSDomain NamesCybersecurityCyberattackBrand ProtectionDNS SecurityDomain Management

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How You Can Be Hijacked Without Actually Being Hacked

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Time to Act as Apple Sets Wheels in Motion for Shorter Certificate Life Cycles