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Why a cloud VPN might make sense for business
A cloud VPN connects end users directly to the cloud applications they use, without passing through the company network.
Posts of category: IT Security
IT security is a critical asset for companies and authorities in 2021 – after all securing data communication affects the most important business activities and services across an organization. With the demand for remote and mobile working at an all-time high, organizations need to act strategically on endpoint security and IT administration to protect their networks and sensitive data. Cybersecurity is the spearhead of any IT infrastructure and needs to be considered strategically from the outset – from cloud computing, data center operations and IIoT to regulated industries or health applications. Find out everything you need to know about the world of IT security.
How VPN technology has evolved over the years
The first Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) were designed 30 years ago. VPNs have evolved from older protocols such as swipe and PPTP to IPsec and wireguard.
International IT Security Events in 2023
In 2023, IT security experts will finally meet again at trade fairs and conferences. Here are the dates of the most important IT security events.
How SAML Single Sign On simplifies login
The trend is shifting towards SAML Single Sign On: Users can log in securely to several services with just one account.
What role do SASE and SSE play in a Zero Trust concept?
Zero Trust differs from conventional security concepts in some respects. But when does that make sense and what role do SASE, ZTNA and SSE play?
Why people are the biggest IT security threat – and what you can do about it!
Data theft in companies is often due to mistakes made by employees. However, most lapses in IT security can be easily avoided.
Blog archive
Missed out on our latest post or want to read more articles on IT security? We’ve got it covered in the NCP blog archive.
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