In addition to being a data protection tool, cybersecurity software is the first line of defense against external threats or cybersecurity vulnerabilities. So, what happens if the software itself is vulnerable? In the last few years, we’ve seen how attackers exploit bugs and errors in cybersecurity tools to access critical data and protected systems. These attacks affect not only software...
SD-WAN enhances user satisfaction with the network and applications
In recent years, a significant number of companies across various sectors and public administrations have been undergoing or have already completed a digital transformation of their traditional communication networks and how they are managed. The purpose of this transformation is to elevate user satisfaction with the network and applications, while also enabling organizations to adapt to...
NetFlow collection: A new standard for advanced network monitoring
Data collection is an essential part of network management to ensure network devices are being efficiently monitored and managed. NetFlow and SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) are two widely used techniques for collecting network data. These two approaches are similar in that they both aim to provide valuable information about network traffic and device status. However, there are...
Cyber security in the Railways Industry
Cybersecurity has become a real trendy world in everybody’s live either used as a fancy term, to generate confidence associated to high technology topics, or to create panic and generate that sense of fear and urge for protection. We can find this uncomfortable…
Data access security
As time goes by, data access security is becoming a more pressing requirement in the technological world. Companies are more aware of how important it is to guarantee that those that access corporate platforms are who they say they are. Since the number of data stored is growing exponentially, the risk of identity theft poses a serious threat. Nowadays, the most common authentication system is...
WPA3: Improved Wi-Fi security
The nature of electromagnetic waves is such that anyone in a wireless network can receive the data sent over the air. With high-gain antennas, it is possible to listen in on the data that passes through an office from outside the building. That is why, right from the outset, a great deal of importance has been attached to wireless network security. By 1999, the first version of the IEEE 802.11...
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