Network Security

Beyond TLS: Simulating the Real Internet to Build Resilient Security Systems

Author(s):

Gurdeep Gill, Software Engineer Technical Leader, CISCO Systems

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Beyond TLS: Simulating the Real Internet to Build Resilient Security Systems

The Encryption Paradox Encryption is the backbone of digital trust.  Every web session, API call, and remote connection now travel through layers of Transport Layer Security (TLS), QUIC, or VPN tunnels.  While this shields users from eavesdropping, it also blinds the very systems designed to protect them. Modern Next Generation Firewalls (NGFWs), Secure Access solutions, … Read more

Safeguarding Personal Identity Information: Protecting Your Devices at Home and on Mobile Phones

Author(s):

Karen Austin, CEO, United States Cybersecurity Magazine

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Safeguarding Personal Identity

Introduction: In today’s digital age, protecting Personal Identity Information (PII) is more crucial than ever. With an increasing number of cyber threats, it is essential to take proactive measures to safeguard our personal data on devices at home and on mobile phones. This article aims to provide practical tips to help individuals protect their PII … Read more

How to Stay Safe Online: Best Safety Tips and Resources

Author(s):

Aloukik Rathore, Co-Founder, Cannibals Media

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Online Safety - Stay Safe Online

People should be informed of online safety precautions in today’s digital environment. The extent of our reliance on the web cannot be overstated. Different corporations and enterprises are continually collecting and storing our private data and information in order to target adverts, sales, and promotions based on our preferences. How can we undertake individual efforts … Read more

How to Tell if Your Wireless Router Has Been Hacked

Author(s):

Harry Wilson, Head of Digital Marketing Department, Globex Outreach

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How to Tell if Your Wireless Router Has Been Hacked

Routers are hardware devices used by ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to connect their customers to their xDSL or cable internet network. Wi-Fi routers or wireless routers combine wireless access points, networking functions, and a router. In essence, routers connect local networks to the internet or other local networks; thus, wireless access points connect devices to … Read more

5 Factors for Evaluating an RMM Tool for the Modern MSP

Author(s):

Nisha Balajee, Product Marketer, ManageEngine

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RMM Solutions for MPS

Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are becoming increasingly important in the IT management industry. The role of an MSP does not just stop with monitoring, managing, and maintaining the IT services of their clients; it extends to keeping a close watch on everyday IT developments and proactively securing clients’ IT networks against cyberthreats. To balance all … Read more

Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) and Intrusion Detection System (IDS): What is the Difference?

Author(s):

Lauren Abshire, Director of Content Strategy, United States Cybersecurity Magazine

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IPS-IDS-Firewall

An Intrusion Prevention System – or an IPS – is a network security technology (and control system) that monitors networks and traffic for any vulnerability exploits or malicious activity. IPS will automatically either allow or deny the detected traffic (good or bad) based on its established ruleset. An Intrusion Detection System – or an IDS … Read more