Organizations that leverage Microsoft Active Directory (AD) often want to connect their core user identities to their Wi-Fi network. The goal is to enable users to authenticate uniquely to the network in order to increase security. The best practice for ...
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What is a Certificate Revocation List? A certificate revocation list, more commonly called a CRL, is exactly what it sounds like: a list of digital certificates that have been revoked. A CRL is an important component of a public key ...
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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 security level of the RADIUS protocol. 80% of breaches in ...
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Scholars and students often visit different campuses for internships, seminars, conferences, and other events. Accessing secure Wi-Fi at foreign campuses has always been a challenge for these individuals who require guest access or temporary credentials. Eduroam is the solution—an international ...
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The transition from on-premise Active Directory (AD) to cloud-based Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) can be tricky, leaving Azure admins searching for an easy way to migrate. Unlike AD, there isn’t a straightforward solution for deploying 802.1x authentication on Azure ...
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Researching and implementing new cybersecurity technologies is a vital aspect of maintaining an effective network for your organization. But transitioning to more up to date security measures often comes with growing pains. Ensuring the network operates smoothly to specifications can ...
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Eduroam has become crucial for colleges worldwide, providing students and staff with seamless, cross-campus Wi-Fi connectivity. However, as more institutions use Eduroam as their principal Wi-Fi network, security and accessibility problems emerge, particularly for networks that use the Protected Extensible ...
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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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What is ADFS? Active Directory Federation Service (ADFS) is a software component developed by Microsoft to provide Single Sign-On (SSO) authorization services to users on Windows Server Operating Systems. ADFS allows users across organizational boundaries to access applications on Windows ...
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Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) is a strong security layer and authentication framework used in Wi-Fi networks. It provides various methods to verify the identities of users and devices before granting access. These methods include wireless access using IEEE 802.1X, wired ...
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