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The advent of the Bring your own PC (BYOPC) era This has got to be the most popular phrase in IT blogs in the past year, but yeah, we noticed – 2020 wasn’t a normal year, especially for the workplace. As we all know, we moved the workplace home and sta… Continue reading Protecting BYOPC corporate access using conditional access
Our last blog provided an introduction to technologies controlling and protecting employee internet access in the modern enterprise. We also discussed the classic ways internet access is being protected. Make sure to catch up on it here if you have not… Continue reading How to Safely Access Sensitive Data From Home – Part 2
In the new era of working-from-home learning to protect your sensitive data from the dangers of the internet is a challenge the majority of IT teams are facing today. You don’t have to be a cyber security expert to know that you need to be careful when… Continue reading How to Safely Access Sensitive Data From Home – Part 1
Desktop virtualization solutions and use cases Desktop virtualization for end users in organizations is not a new concept. Since the 90’s, Citrix has been offering end users remote access to corporate software running in the datacenter. While man… Continue reading Non-Persistent VMs with a Persistent User Experience – Make Your IT Admin’s Life Easier
Given the cyberattack surface area presented by networks, it’s little surprise that network security professionals try to adhere to network security architecture best practices. A network must have security embedded in its very design. However, w… Continue reading Mythbusting Network Security Architecture Best Practices
Having vulnerabilities isn’t always a bad thing. In personal interactions, for instance, being vulnerable can lead to deeper, more meaningful relationships. But we’re not talking psychology today. We’re talking cybersecuri… Continue reading Thinking Beyond Cybersecurity Vulnerability Assessments: What’s Next?
You know how security experts keep telling you not to use the same password on multiple accounts? Yup, there’s a good reason for that. It’s called credential stuffing. It’s a type of cyberattack that affects the security of millions o… Continue reading Credential Stuffing Attack Prevention and Mitigation
Extending the Benefits of the Principle of Least Privilege If you’ve ever had a job where certain information was dispersed on a need-to-know basis (and who hasn’t), then you can relate to the principle of least privilege … Continue reading Benefits of the Least Privileged Principle: Assuming A Breach
Active Directory Security Vulnerabilities: the role of PAWs in a Strong AD Defense Microsoft Active Directory (AD) provides directory services for organizations that use Windows Server. Based on the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), AD prov… Continue reading Defending Active Directory Security Vulnerabilities
Let’s stipulate up front that there are certain situations where Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) are viable and even a wise choice. That said, if you make the move to VDI with an expectation that the technolog… Continue reading Is VDI Cost Effective vs Win10 Laptops?