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Yubikeys are an incredibly secure method of protecting yourself from data theft, but you’re probably not using them to their full potential. Natively, Yubikeys only support credential-based authentication through keypairs and one-time passwords. However, SecureW2 has developed an industry-first solution ... Read More
Many companies use Windows servers as the main component of their IT infrastructures. If those companies want to use digital certificates for their network, they set up a public key infrastructure (PKI). PKIs deploy and manage certificates, which can be ... Read More
It’s widely held knowledge that using a single factor for authentication to wireless networks is less than secure and easily exploited by hackers. According to IBM’s X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 35% of exploitation activity involves Man-in-the-Middle Attacks which easily bypass ... Read More
Efficiency is the name of the game when operating a wireless network. Designing every facet of the network with the user experience in mind will result in a streamlined system that works well for all that require access. A wrench ... Read More
Public key cryptography, a synonym for asymmetric cryptography, is a clever cryptographic system that allows two parties to exchange encrypted information publicly without worry of interception. Many cryptographic systems are symmetric. Two or more parties share a private key, then ... Read More
Yubikeys represent an exciting opportunity to merge two features that are often at odds: security and convenience. Many organizations have purchased Yubikeys and distributed them to their employees for that extra layer of physical security. They’re commonly used to securely ... Read More
[vc_row padding_top=”0px” padding_bottom=”0px”][vc_column fade_animation_offset=”45px” width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Security keys, also called hardware security keys, are a method of authentication that offers an additional layer of hardened security. They can be used to login to desktops, Wi-Fi, and be integrated into the sign-in process ... Read More
[vc_row padding_top=”0px” padding_bottom=”0px”][vc_column fade_animation_offset=”45px” width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]In today’s mobile era, consumers are no longer chained to a bulky desktop in a cubicle or classroom. They are doing business, taking classes, and accessing resources on the go from their personal mobile devices, oftentimes ... Read More
Each year, college campuses must navigate the trials associated with successfully onboarding thousands of new students to the wireless network. This may have been moderately challenging 10 years ago, but the explosion of wireless devices in the past few years ... Read More
The iOS 9+ bug: Why do PEAP or TTLS users get locked out of Wi-Fi when their password is updated? Why and how does TLS authentication still work? Should you Update to iOS 9? The unfortunate trade-off of the cool ... Read More