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Authentication acts as the gateway to allow access to valuable data only to those who are approved by the organization. But bad actors seem to be a step ahead of network security professionals. Many security professionals experience burnout in their …
Keeping your network secure from unwanted intruders is increasingly difficult with the advancements in technology. It’s relatively easy for malicious actors to obtain network access and steal all the data on that network. Although 6 in 10 businesses are victimized …
We are living in an age where basically every person has an online footprint, whether it be for entertainment or to conduct business. Since millions of people are taking their businesses online, that means a lot of private data is …
Wi-Fi security and availability is imperative for businesses now that online communication is the standard. Many organizations use passwords to authenticate user devices, but that is no longer a viable option as cyber attacks can easily bypass passwords. This has …
A man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack is an incredibly dangerous type of cyber attack that involves a hacker infiltrating a private network by impersonating a rogue access point and acquiring login credentials. According to IBM’s X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 35% of exploitation …
Organizations from around the world are making the much needed transition to cloud-based network solutions. To ease the transition, Microsoft created Azure to aid clients moving their directories from the on-premise Active Directory (AD) to the cloud. However, Azure is …
Digital certificates are quickly becoming the network security standard for major enterprises because the abilities of certificates far exceed the abilities of passwords. Passwords are an obsolete form of authentication because there are major vulnerabilities in security and user experience. …
