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One of the most secure methods of authentication for both wired and wireless networks is with RADIUS. The challenge for IT has been that RADIUS implementations can be difficult to…
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The amount of major breaches occurring in the enterprise world is astonishing. In 2015, 707 million data records were breached (Softpedia). In 2017, the Equifax breach alone has been estimated…
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As IT admins look to lock down their WiFi infrastructure, many have wondered if it is possible to have virtual WiFi authentication or WiFi authentication from the cloud that is…
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With the KRACK WPA2 vulnerability making headlines in October 2017, many IT admins are asking if there is a WPA2 alternative that is safer. The short answer is not really….
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As IT organizations continue to look for ways to step up their security efforts, the network is an area of constant scrutiny. Sys admins and IT directors alike recognize that…
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Ooyala is one of the leading providers of various software and services that focus on producing, streaming, and monetizing over-the-top video. They have a large group of remote workers and…
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The Key Reinstallation Attack (KRACK) on WiFi has been in the headlines recently. For those that haven’t heard, KRACK targets the WPA2 protocol – the protocol internet connected devices leverage…
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