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\"cloud<\/a>Security standards<\/a> for cloud providers<\/a> are constantly increasing due to new and advanced techniques being introduced by hackers and other nefarious entities on the internet.\u00a0One of the ways that cloud providers ensure that your data is safe when you communicate with them over the internet is by using encryption<\/a> so that no-one can spy, or \u201ceavesdrop,\u201d on those communications.\u00a0A popular method of encryption employed by these cloud providers is called Transport Layer Security, or TLS.<\/p>\n

TLS began with its first version \u2013 TLS 1.0 in 1999 \u2013 and is still in use today by many cloud and internet providers, although this is about to change.\u00a0Unfortunately, as this protocol aged, weaknesses were discovered with it, and so TLS 1.1 (2006), TLS 1.2 (2008), and TLS 1.3 (2013) were developed to respond to issues like Heartbleed, POODLE, and other major vulnerabilities in the protocol that have surfaced in recent years.<\/p>\n

TLS 1.0 is considered a depreciated standard, and as of July 2018, TLS 1.0 will no longer be allowed for PCI compliant merchants.\u00a0This means that almost all cloud providers are removing, or have already removed TLS 1.0 support from their applications and networks.\u00a0What does this mean for your business? If you are using on premise applications or 3rd party applications to interface with these cloud providers, you must update to the latest version of the software, since the newer versions of the software use TLS 1.1 or greater.<\/p>\n

A few real world examples would be a small business owner using Quickbooks, or a business with custom API integrations to Salesforce, Box.com, or other cloud services.\u00a0In July, when Quickbooks cloud stops supporting TLS 1.0, the Quickbooks application installed on the owner\u2019s computer will stop working, because it will still be trying to use TLS 1.0 to communicate with the Quickbooks cloud, which Quickbooks will not allow.\u00a0The owner must first update the Quickbooks install to the latest version, which uses the newer TLS standard, to allow the program to function.<\/p>\n

In regards to the second example of a custom API, the enterprise must ensure with the 3rd party vendor, or with its internal application development team, that the code being used to connect to Salesforce, Box.com, and any other cloud services is updated to use at least TLS 1.1 or greater.\u00a0If the code is not updated, the API connections will break, causing loss of service to line-of-business applications that depend on that service.<\/p>\n

With all of these changes nearing, it’s necessary to assess any cloud applications<\/a> you may be using and determine if they will be affected by the upcoming move away from TLS 1.0.\u00a0For those in business operations, it\u2019s important to contact your IT department or your IT provider and make sure that this is on their radar.\u00a0For those in IT, it\u2019s important to have a firm plan for upgrading the necessary systems, and to make sure that the other business units are aware of and have planned for the changes and upgrades that will be coming to their line-of-business applications.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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