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Organizations that seek out opportunities to improve the efficiency of their network should consider using SAML authentication to implement a Single Sign-On (SSO) policy. First and foremost, SAML is an XML-based markup language for security assertions, or statements that service …
The importance of wireless security cannot be understated as the threat of data theft continues to rise. WPA2-Enterprise networks are the first line of defense – they’ve been proven time and again to keep networks secure by protecting against over-the-air …
When designing a new network, there are countless features to consider that have a significant impact on the organization at large. Few functions of the network impact the users more than the authentication method chosen by decision makers. If an …
When setting up 802.1X we often run into questions about using self signed certificates for WPA2-Enterprise server certificate validation. First, we should clarify the difference between a self-signed certificate and a private Certificate Authority — this is often a point of …
A team of researchers recently discovered a new vulnerability that significantly weakens the encrypted connection between a user and web or email server, potentially putting your secure web information at risk. This latest flaw, named the “LogJam” bug, affects all …
This is part 2 of our series on server certificate validation. In talking with many customers about setting up RADIUS certificates, it is clear many admins have a difficult time describing the server certification validation process to their user base. …
Most of today’s Internet of Things (IoT) technology relies on a single device on an existing, in-home WiFi network to communicate with products around the home. As such, it has always been difficult for multiple home automation devices to communicate …
The latest iOS 7 release is known to cause connectivity issues for Organizations that are using a server certificate that was issued by a subordinate CA certificate. Resolving this issue by hand means that BYOD users must manually add any …
