Business assets such as PC’s, laptops and mobile phones are pretty common; it’s highly unusual where you start a new job and don’t get assigned at least 1 of these devices in order to carry out your duties for that company. In some cases, users are welcome to bring their own device if preferred. All of these devices however can bring threats to your LAN and to your business in not secured and managed properly.
Closing the Wi-Fi Gap: Bridging Expectations and Realities in Business Wireless Wi-Fi has a gap in it and that gap is getting wider. Essentially, it is between what people expect from 21st-century business wireless and what they actually get. The digital world is...
Understanding Wide Area Networks (WAN): Connecting Geographically Separated Locations Wide area networks or “WAN” is how individual devices and networks communicate with each other across geographically separate locations. WAN requests and receives data from hosted...
What is Cyber Awareness? Cybersecurity Challenges and Considerations Amid Global Instability Cybersecurity challenges have been at the forefront of most tech news for the last few years now. It continues to govern C-suite strategies and budgets and is a constant...
What is Access Control? Harnessing Tech Innovations for Enhanced Management So, what is access control? It's typically viewed as a system to keep people out, rather than to easily enable the right people to get in. Technological advancements in cloud-native features...