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SSL VPN Explained: A Beginner's Guide

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SSL VPN Explained: A Beginner's Guide

When you shop online or access your bank account, you may notice a web page with an SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol indicated by "https" in the URL. SSL is frequently used with VPN connectivity to provide excellent security for remote access users and ease of use. SSL

Network Security Model And Its Components

Network Security Model And Its Components

An effective network security model is crucial for protecting an organisation's systems, data, and infrastructure from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The network security model is the structure and layers of defence used to protect network and data confidentiality, integrity and availability. Key components of a strong network security

Remote Access VPN: A Detailed Guide

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Remote Access VPN: A Detailed Guide

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are the most sought-after solutions for companies to cater to the needs of their remote workforce and enable remote access. However, while VPNs are the go-to for remote connectivity solutions, they come with many security risks and vulnerabilities for today's modern enterprises. Some of

How Can Firewalls Promote Zero Trust Security?

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How Can Firewalls Promote Zero Trust Security?

Everything from data and applications to the network resources and machines resided on-premises until recently. Hence, securing those resources within the organisation’s perimeters by establishing a firewall security system met the needs of most businesses. However, today, the situation has changed. With the increase in the adoption of the

Why is MFA considered essential for Cyber Security?

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Why is MFA considered essential for Cyber Security?

The rate of ransomware and malware attacks is growing rapidly—calling for reliable cybersecurity measures. Cybercriminals use several sophisticated methods to steal sensitive data, like banking passwords and business secrets. With over 15 billion stolen credentials, they could easily access and breach your credentials and compromise your data. This is