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  • What is Certificate-Based Authentication?

    An IBM study says that stolen or compromised passwords are the most common reason for a data breach. Let’s be honest, usernames and passwords aren’t a good way to prove who you are anymore, especially for large companies. With the ...

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  • What is TLS Encryption?

    Transport Layer Security is a protocol that ensures privacy and data integrity between two communicating applications. It’s the most widely deployed security protocol used today and is incorporated into web browsers and other applications that require data to be securely ...

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  • How Does Mutual TLS (MTLS) Authentication Work?

    Mutual TLS, or mTLS, is a trending talk of the town, especially regarding cryptographic encryption in general.  Since you’re here, there’s a good chance you’re concerned about the network at your business’s security and want to look into more robust ...

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  • What is RSA Asymmetric Encryption? How Does it Work?

    Encryption is the systematic process of converting plain, readable information, or data, into an unreadable format to prevent unauthorized access. This process is achieved by implementing a set of rules known as an encryption algorithm, using an encryption key. This ...

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  • What is Cryptographic Agility and Why Does it Matter?

    Cryptography is a cornerstone of securing information systems. It involves encoding data to ensure only authorized parties can access it. By converting data into an unreadable format, cryptography protects sensitive data from being exposed in the event of security breaches. ...

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  • DNS Poisoning Attacks and How to Prevent Them

    As we increasingly rely on the internet for both personal and professional activities, understanding the potential threats to our online security becomes essential. A prevalent and significant risk is DNS Poisoning, a cyber attack that manipulates and exploits vulnerabilities in ...

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  • What is SHA Encryption? SHA-256 vs SHA-1

    Sending information in clear text over the air is a tremendous risk in today’s complex cybersecurity environment. Hackers are constantly evolving attack vectors to target sensitive data in transit, but encryption allows us to prevent this from occurring.  There are ...

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  • 8 WiFi Hacks: How They Work and Preventive Measures

    Our lives now wouldn’t be the same without an internet connection, and WiFi networks give us quick and easy access. Nonetheless, hackers find WiFi networks a desirable target due to their vulnerability to internet attacks. Any method used to enter ...

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  • AD CS Certificate Templates: Security Best Practices

    Microsoft AD CS allows administrators to establish their domain’s CA to deploy a digital certificate with Microsoft PKI Infrastructure. To properly run their PKI infrastructure and after establishing their hierarchy, administrators will look to assign AD CS certificates to specific groups ...

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