Secure, flexible, scalable: VPN infrastructure is essential in modern IT environments and not just to support the trend towards remote working in an increasingly connected world. Sophisticated endpoint policies can help companies to protect their infrastructure from cyber threats. Security features such as two-factor authentication can also provide additional security, both in consumer and professional environments. Innovations in communication technology and secure remote access have established entirely new sectors such as Industrial Control, Smart City or Edge applications. Stay up to date with our comprehensive news coverage and background reports on the latest VPN developments.
The ten most serious cyber crimes and data breaches to date
People are often quick to adapt – now we don’t seem to blink an eyelid when we read news about another hacked server and the loss of a few million records of personal data. Only the most spectacular cases often attract our attention such as an attack on a high profile target
Strategies for Managing Large-Scale VPN Deployments
Large organizations today are experiencing a rapid evolution in technology that is challenging traditional security systems and infrastructures.
Just a few days ago, news began circulating on the internet of a strange problem with Cisco routers which was easy to identify as it caused complete failure.
Simple steps to a secure public hotspot connection
In just a short time, our working lives have been transformed. The rise of ever more powerful mobile devices has freed us from our desks. Our Internet-enabled smartphones and tablets allow us to remain constantly connected even while on the move.
IIoT, Mobile and Cloud Security Take Center Stage at RSAC 2017
The RSA Conference (RSAC) is a regular highlight in the IT security calendar. To judge from the record attendance of 43,000 professionals, this year was no exception.
A priority on today’s to do list: Please secure remote access once and for all!
Most IT devices have some form of remote access, whether via web browser or app. As long as devices are accessed by an authorized user from within an internal network, this isn’t a problem.
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