Imagine a three-legged stool. Each leg represents one critical part of securing online communication:
1- TLS (Transport Layer Security): The shield that encrypts data during transmission.
2- Certificates: The passports proving the identity of websites and systems.
3- Ciphers: The locks that scramble data into unreadable formats.
If one leg of the stool is weak or broken, the entire system collapses. This guide explains why the Trilogy matters, how to secure it, and what happens if you don’t.
