Collaborate Disseminate
Most businesses have multi-function printers that can fax, scan, and copy. In our roles, we are multi-functional as well. A network architect is often the operational troubleshooter because of his/her knowledge and expertise. The fin… Continue reading Application Delivery and Application Security Should be Combined
In today’s world, digital transformation has changed how people interact with businesses and conduct their work. They interface with applications on the network. These applications need to be responsive and provide a quality of experience that e… Continue reading Application SLA – Knowing is Half the Battle
The healthcare industry must take security and privacy seriously. They collect and retain personal health information (PHI) and financial information while providing life-saving medical care. The protection of this information and the netw… Continue reading Encryption is a Double-Edged Sword for the Healthcare Industry
It is the time of the year where adults and children alike put on costumes and go out to gather candy or create mischief. The costumes are scary or cute, but always achieve the goal of obfuscating the individual and hiding their true identity and intent. The person wearing the costume does not express their […]
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Many years ago, one of my customers had an internet-facing application. They positioned load balancers in front of the application to support the growing traffic load. Traffic to the website was growing so fast, that parts of the network infrastructure could not support the customer load. One of the first components to fail under the […]
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In World War II, the Allies had a significant advantage because they were able to compromise the encryption protocols that the Japanese and Germans used to send sensitive messages. They were able to intercept and decode messages to gain intelligence concerning sensitive military operations. In today’s Internet Age, malicious hackers are using standard encryption standards […]
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Businesses need to protect their assets when they are within their protective infrastructure AND when they are actively exposed or placed within the unprotected external world. The tools and procedures needed to protect the internal assets are different from the ones that protect the assets when they leave the confines of the secured network. Walls […]
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One of the responsibilities of the Key Master is to provide access to the sensitive and secure information hidden within the locked facilities. In my last post, I explained why the application delivery controller (ADC) is the Key Master for SSL/TLS communications on the internet. It is the responsibility of the ADC to manage and […]
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In the movies (and real life) one often needs to go through the Key Master to get to the destination. The job of the Key Master is to keep control of the access to the locks and barriers that protect important or sensitive material. Sometimes there is one key to get to the hidden rewards […]
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Driving a car is like riding a bike, if one refers to the old expression. It is fairly easy to recall how to do it if there has been some time since the last time one has been behind the steering wheel. Of course, this old adage does not apply if the way cars are […]
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