Collaborate Disseminate
I have been doing a bit of research on SDP (Software Defined Perimeter) but it’s still a bit unclear to me how it protects against certain types of attacks.
On Wikipedia it says that it can protect against these attacks:
cross-site scri… Continue reading How does Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) protect against certains attack that happen in the browser?
I read this question: Is it common to allow local admin access for developers in organizations?
This question makes me wonder. I can see how local admin access is a danger to the machine. But can a computer with a user account with local … Continue reading Is local admin access a danger to a properly set-up network?
Most places I’ve worked at consider DHCP to be a bad idea for management networks, or “secured” networks. I’m curious as to why that is.
Consider this scenario…
There is an ISCSI storage network, say, 10.1.1.0/24
Clien… Continue reading Why is DHCP considered insecure?
There are several questions addressing similar questions, but not quite the same (others ask about MITM Attacks). They also state conflicting and opposing answers/responses, so I ask here 3 specific questions regarding accepting a company’… Continue reading Wi-fi Certificate Permission and Access to phone/data
The company I work for uses Symantec security. When I am connected to the network (by cable) I can see that my IP address is registered to Symantec.
My question is, do other companies that are also using Symantec get this sa… Continue reading When using Symantec security, is our IP address our own or shared, should we whitelist?
I’ve a question. Is there a possibility besides access based security to make access towards indexers tier more secure?
E.g. putting proxy servers in between. Does it make any sense to you?
If so please describe in few wor… Continue reading A more secure approach on Splunk integration [on hold]
My objective is to be able to restrict access to internet for certain device(s), which as a parent I sometimes have to do. My router(s) have the usual functionality of MAC address filtering, scheduling internet/wireless acces… Continue reading Hot Spot gap/vulnerability — Restricting access to internet in home network
I want to implement 802.1X Authentication at my Cisco Switch(3850) to enable authentication , so only my employees could access my wired LAN connection and not the visitors at my office.
We have LAN internet connections for our employees , but I want to restrict visitors from accessing the LAN through some authentication that only my employees can bypass by the credentials I provide them . MAC Addressing is n… Continue reading Network access control for a wired network
The question I’m asking is, like all security, a bit open-ended, and ultimately – like all security – it involves a personal balance between ease/usability vs. risk/security:
Should I let users’ devices (1) communicate loca… Continue reading Should I allow or block wireless devices from directly communicating with each other on my LAN AP?