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  • What is WEP Security?

    As we all know, wireless networks simplify numerous business procedures while providing trustworthy security. As a result, a user must be familiar with wireless networks and how they might facilitate corporate interactions. The wireless network can transport data (or information) ...

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  • Preventing Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Attacks: The Ultimate Guide

    A man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack is an incredibly dangerous type of cyber attack that involves a hacker infiltrating a private network by impersonating a rogue access point and acquiring login credentials. According to IBM’s X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 35% of exploitation ...

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  • RADIUS Server Authentication: Explained

    A RADIUS server prevents unauthorized access to your network - and, thanks to services like Cloud RADIUS, this powerful authentication tool is more accessible than ever.

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  • Best Practices for Storing X.509 Private Keys

    X.509 certificates play a crucial role in guaranteeing the authenticity and integrity of communications. However, organizations that rely on the security provided by certificates also need to address a concern: how to store their X.509 private keys securely. Private keys, ...

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  • Is there an Alternative to Windows NPS?

    Microsoft’s Network Policy Server (NPS) is a AAA RADIUS server used for a number of different types of network connections. It can be used for wireless authentication, VPN connections, dial-up, and more. As organizations continue the trend of transitioning to ...

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  • What’s the Difference between OpenRoaming and Passpoint?

    Advances in Wi-Fi infrastructure are coming at a rapid-fire pace these past few years, and it’s a little difficult to keep up. Some of the most exciting news has been progress in the field of network roaming – technology that ...

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  • SCEP Security Best Practices

    Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) makes certificate issuance easier, scalable, and secure. SCEP relies on HTTP and uses RSA cryptography. It lacks support for online certificate revocation, thus limiting its Certificate Retrieval List (CRL) support. SCEP asks for the “challenge ...

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  • Windows RADIUS Server Pros and Cons

    There are thousands of deployed instances of Windows RADIUS Server across the world, but users still debate its capabilities to keep their large networks intact and secure, giving rise to questions like: “Is a Windows RADIUS Server sufficient for my ...

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  • Guide to AD CS Policies and Enforcement

    What is AD CS Used For? Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), a Windows server software solution, is used for issuing and managing x.509 digital certificates and provides Active Directory clients with the infrastructure to build and implement an on-premise ...

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  • 5 Network Access Control (NAC) Best Practices

    Cybercrimes have been a cause of concern for organizations in recent times, especially when they are expanding remotely. Even nations’ policymakers have expressed concern about the surge in cybersecurity attacks over the past couple of years. The recently signed CLOUD act agreement between the ...

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