Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “EAP-TLS”
If you’ve ever watched this scene from Spongebob Squarepants, then you have a basic understanding of a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. How does a man-in-the-middle attack work? The attacker sets up rogue hardware pretending to be a trusted network, namely Wi-Fi, …
Securely authenticating network users is a fundamental aspect of network security and is the source of significant challenges for many network administrators. The network authentication method is one of the first lines of defense that protect users and the network …
Each year, college campuses must navigate the trials associated with successfully connecting 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 …
Support tickets are an inescapable burden that many IT departments wish they could reduce. Resolving technical issues is a vital function of any IT department, but they amount to a net negative for all parties involved. Particularly at the beginning …
The use of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) by an organization demonstrates a dedication to the security of the network and the effectiveness of public key encryption and certificate-based networks. The purpose of a PKI is to manage the public …
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 …
A common trend for SMBs seen across many industries is opting into a MDM infrastructure to replace or supplement a BYOD policy. For many organizations, a MDM system offers a sense of security because the devices’ sole use is focus …
Historically, some have avoided EAP-TLS certificate-based authentication for wireless security because the overhead costs of setting up and managing this network type end up outweighing the security benefits. To properly configure the network for certificate-based authentication, you’d have to configure …
