4. May 2020
In the previous installment we secured our Wi-Fi and discussed segmenting our network to the best of our ability. All this work will be for naught, however, if we allow malicious software in through our own actions. In this final installment we will examine user behaviour and review known avenues of exploits relative to the coronavirus outbreak.
23. April 2020
In this section, we will turn our attention to the wireless portion of the home network because restricting access to our network from the outside world does little good if a bad actor can gain access to our LAN. When setting up our Wi-Fi we absolutely want to be using WPA2 with PSK at a minimum (That’s Wireless Protected Access 2 with Pre-Shared Key).
15. April 2020
In the previous article, we discussed what we can do to protect sensitive data while working remotely as well as good practices to secure our computer systems against malware and exploits. In this section, we will take a look at what could be the most neglected piece of equipment in your home network: your router.
8. April 2020
With the spread of the SARS-COV-2 virus, responsible for COVID-19, an unprecedented number of people have found themselves working remotely. This brings a lot of new challenges to bear, not the least of which is simply putting together a workspace in the home. Unfortunately, a remote worker’s considerations shouldn’t end at simply gathering the tools to work remotely. It is very important during this time to be conscious of security practices regarding your computing habits and home network.
10. March 2020
It seems we are constantly dealing with natural disasters, epidemics, pandemics, and economic crisis. While these are situations that are, quite simply, beyond anyone’s control one can and should be prepared for a variety of circumstances to the best of their ability. The good news is we almost always have far more control to correct the issues related to the network. With regards to day to day operation, the right tools can assist you in accelerating troubleshooting, improving security, and optimizing efficiency.
7. November 2019
With the growth in end-user needs for high bandwidth due to Netflix, WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram, etc, there is a demand for much-sophisticated network management and monitoring of the traffic. An efficient load balancing (LB) can only be done with one powerful entity based on a deterministic identifier. Any solution based on additional meta-information will fail because a meta-information had to be computed and there is no error-free algorithm.
23. September 2019
Using Cubro EXA32100, the customer can reduce business costs by making the team more productive. The service provider can save money because it needs to spend less on the cost of network operators.
11. September 2019
Enterprises need a more intelligent network security and monitoring approach which provides granular visibility down to the link layer. The EXA8 is an all in one portable monitoring and troubleshooting tool addressing the need of the enterprise market.
6. June 2019
Nowadays organizations are more reliant on network connectivity and any network outage impacts revenue (negatively), brand reputation and productivity. Usually a lot of time is wasted in diagnosing such issues.