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  • Certificate Lifetimes – Is 20 Years Too long?

    Over the last few years, software makers have begun cracking down on certificates that do not expire soon enough. Most browsers will reject any SSL certificate with a lifetime longer than 39 months. This may seem like a long time, ...

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  • Using Multi-Factor Authentication for Network Security

    Many inquiries that we receive reference Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and how it can be used to improve the network security. MFA is a process that requires more than one form of identity to authenticate a user and approve network access. ...

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  • Use WPA-2 Enterprise To Efficiently Onboard Onboard Thousands of Devices

    Each year, college campuses must navigate the trials associated with successfully onboarding thousands of new students to the wireless network. This may have been moderately challenging 10 years ago, but the explosion of wireless devices in the past few years ...

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  • iOS 9.x Wi-Fi Connectivity Issue with EAP-TTLS and EAP-PEAP: Explained

    The iOS 9+ bug: Why do PEAP or TTLS users get locked out of Wi-Fi when their password is updated? Why and how does TLS authentication still work? Should you Update to iOS 9? The unfortunate trade-off of the cool ...

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  • Buried Under a Mountain of Support Tickets? We Can Help!

    Support tickets are an inescapable burden that many IT departments wish they could reduce. Resolving technical issues is a vital function of any IT department, but they amount to a net negative for all parties involved. Particularly at the beginning ...

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  • Top 3 Mistakes When Setting Up a WPA2-Enterprise Network

    [vc_row padding_top=”0px” padding_bottom=”0px”][vc_column fade_animation_offset=”45px”][vc_column_text]The importance of wireless security cannot be understated as the threat of data theft continues to rise. WPA2-Enterprise networks are the first line of defense – they’ve been proven time and again to keep networks secure by ...

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  • Streamline Your Network with a Single Sign-On Policy

    Organizations that seek out opportunities to improve the efficiency of their network should consider using SAML authentication to implement a Single Sign-On (SSO) policy. First and foremost, SAML is an XML-based markup language for security assertions, or statements that service ...

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  • Effective Cybersecurity Starts With People

    Large banking institutions like Capital One are among the most targeted organizations by cyber-criminals looking to profit through data theft. Banks are responsible for protecting heaps of personal information about their customers, as well as financial wealth and transactions. This ...

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  • What’s In Store With WPA3-Enterprise?

    The network type WPA has been upgraded once since its inception in 1999. In 2004, it was replaced by WPA2, which has stood as the standard for highly secure wireless networks ever since and can be easily implemented with powerful ...

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  • Addressing Theft Threats From All Angles

    The looming threat of a data breach has influenced many organizations to step up the security protecting their wireless network. Organizations with personnel files, financial information, and other types of valuable data are a potential target for hackers, so many ...

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