Security Update - Chrome Security Alert for Non-TLS sites – Updated Sept 24, 2017
Subject: Chrome Security Alert for Non-TLS sites – Updated Sept 24, 2017
Overview:
Beginning in October 2017, Chrome will show the “Not secure” warning when users enter data on an HTTP page. It is Google’s plan to label HTTP sites as non-secure in gradual steps, based on increasingly broad criteria. Starting in version 62 Chrome will show the “Not secure” warning when users type data into HTTP sites[1].
Ex Libris supported systems:
See Knowledge article, ”Customer Announcement - Ex Libris products supporting HTTPS.”
Tests and Certifications:
Systems with HTTPS capabilities have been tested and certified.
Actions for Hosted Systems:
In the table below listed in “Customer Announcement – Ex Libris products supporting HTTPS,” action is required for hosted systems only. The request must be made through Salesforce by following the procedure.
Required Actions for On-Premise and Local Systems:
Where applicable, implement the product’s TLS configuration.