Having successfully launched Peanut (NUX), we are currently busy developing our new products and commercialising existing ones. So what’s on the horizon for Remme in 2021? Let’s take a look.

Every year has its fair share of unforgettable moments, but 2020 really took the cake. While we tried our best to focus on our core operations, we couldn’t help but be distracted by global events. In truth, our decks were too busy to sustain prolonged distraction: we had work to get on with.

After countless late nights, meticulous testing, and unsung heroics from Remme’s dev team, we’re pleased to announce that Auth is here. Remme’s digital identity solution for single sign-on is now available on the App Store.

We like to keep ourselves busy at Remme, but even by our own standards Q3 was incredibly hectic. Needless to say, our core products – Remme Protocol, Auth, and Keyhub – continue to dominate our day-to-day, and we have made great strides with each of them of late.

A detailed snapshot of the SSL/TLS certificate landscape in Q3 2020: 1-year SSL certificates arrived, vulnerability in TLS 1.2 detected, SSL management best practices from NIST report

Key-based authentication vs password: how public key authentication works and why Auth app is the next step forward. We unpack the tech that makes Auth IAM solutions tick.

We spoke to Mahwash Mansoor, a Cyber Security Ops Analyst at Latitude Financial Services and one of Australia’s leading female cyber experts. Read on to discover the valuable lessons she has for anyone considering the same path.

SSL certificate management describes a system for managing digital certificates through their entire lifecycle, from acquisition to expiration.

Passwordless authentication makes our digital lives easier. No doubts. But what happens when you lose the device or key you use to log in? Does it mean you lose your account for good or can you still reset it? Find out.

NIST released a detailed report on the challenges with TLS server certificate management. We summarized the tips for you.