Radhika Vyas, Author at SecureW2

Radhika Vyas

48 articles published

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Radhika Vyas has 7 years of experience in B2B SaaS marketing. She focuses on cybersecurity topics including PKI, Cloud RADIUS, 802.1X authentication, and EAP-TLS. Her work centers on translating complex identity and device trust concepts into practical, real-world implementations across platforms. Radhika has written extensively on certificate-based authentication, SCEP workflows, and modern access security. In her free time, she enjoys traveling with her husband and dog, and exploring her creativity through sketching.

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Learn how access control lists filter network traffic and strengthen infrastructure security.

Protocols & Standards June 5, 2026

Network Access Control List (ACL): Definition, How It Works, Examples

Every device connected to the internet or an internal corporate network is constantly bombarded with data packets. Without a reliable way to filter this incoming and outgoing traffic, networks would...

A technical breakdown of how MCP rug pull attacks work, why standard tool approval workflows fail to catch them, and what cryptographic tool identity can do to stop them.

Risks & Threats June 2, 2026

MCP Rug Pull Attacks: The Hidden Threat to AI Agent Deployments

When an AI agent connects to an MCP server, it conducts a rapid security check, approves the tools on offer, and establishes a pattern of trust. The MCP rug pull...

A practical guide to why per-MDM certificate strategies fragment at scale, and what a unified PKI for mixed MDM environments actually looks like

PKI/Certificates May 27, 2026

Unified PKI for Mixed MDM Environments: Why Your Single-MDM Certificate Strategy Is Breaking

If you run more than one mobile device management (MDM) system, your certificate strategy is probably already broken. You likely added Jamf for Macs after standardizing on Intune for Windows,...

A systematic troubleshooting guide for the "peer failed to perform TLS handshake" error in EAP-TLS and RADIUS authentication — covering all 10 known causes with steps for diagnosis and resolution for each.

Protocols & Standards May 27, 2026

How to Diagnose and Fix the Peer Failed To Perform TLS Handshake Error

The error “peer failed to perform TLS handshake” appears in RADIUS logs when an EAP-TLS authentication exchange terminates before the client and server finish negotiating a secure session. If you...

A complete guide to Bring Your Own Device — covering the definition, BYOD vs. CYOD/COPE/COBO policy types, security risks, the 802.1X network authentication layer most organizations skip, and a practical checklist for a secure rollout.

BYOD Onboarding May 22, 2026

What Is BYOD? Meaning, Security, and How To Implement It

Personal device use at work is no longer an exception. In fact, it’s the default at most organizations. When your IT team asks whether employees should connect personal phones and...

Learn how to migrate from NDES to cloud SCEP to eliminate on-prem infrastructure and simplify certificate delivery.

Integrations May 21, 2026

Migrating From NDES to Cloud SCEP: A Step-by-Step Guide for Intune Admins

If you are planning an NDES to cloud SCEP migration, you are not alone. Many Intune admins are working through this same transition as on-premises public key infrastructure (PKI) systems...

RADIUS CBA: Smarter, safer authentication.

RADIUS May 20, 2026

What Is RADIUS Certificate-Based Authentication?

As cyber security risks increase and secure access to network resources is required, organizations are adopting different authentication methods. RADIUS certificate-based authentication is one of those methods that increase the...

Strengthen your network's defenses with 802.1X.

Protocols & Standards May 20, 2026

What are the three components in the 802.1X system?

The 802.1X system has three primary components: the supplicant, the authenticator, and the authentication server. The supplicant is the part of the device that requests access, the authenticator is the...

Wi-Fi certificate authentication replaces passwords with digital certificates to securely verify devices and users.

Wi-Fi & Wired Security May 19, 2026

What Is Wi-Fi Certificate Authentication & How Does It Work?

Wi-Fi certificate authentication replaces passwords with digital certificates to verify devices and users before granting network access. This guide explains how certificate-based authentication works using 802.1X, RADIUS servers, PKI, and...