Secure Remote Access
How to Secure Your Hybrid Workplace Technology
As most know, hybrid work has become a permanent fixture for many businesses. In fact, according to recent research from Gallup, as many as 55% of workers in the US have hybrid work arrangements. This flexibility presents the best of both worlds — employees can enjoy the flexibility of occasional remote work while employers can harness in-person
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Cybersecurity Awareness Training for Employees
Many employees have the best of intentions, but even the smallest mistakes can lead to big problems. That is why regular cybersecurity training for employees is so important. There are several key areas where you should focus your company’s training efforts. Here are the types of cybersecurity training for employees that should be conducted
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Third Party Access Control
Are you in control of your office building? Of your resources? Of your own network? Do you have the control to determine who — or what — has access to your resources? Access control, simply put, is all about controlling who gets access to what. It is one of the most fundamental security practices, and is crucial to protecting your organization.
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Understanding how split tunneling works with OpenVPN Access Server
A basic, personal virtual private network (VPN), such as Private Tunnel, routes the user’s traffic to the internet through an encryptedVPNtunnel. Someone might use the personal VPN service to protect sensitive data on public WiFi or to get around geographic content restrictions. Business VPNs are different, however. While companies may provide
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Securing RDP for Remote Work
If we have learned anything from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s how essential it is to have reliable ways to keep working when going into the office isn’t an option. Most everyone has heard horror stories of companies that didn’t have remote work options in place before the virus, and then they were left scrambling when government officials mandated
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A Better Alternative to IP Whitelisting
Every single organization needs to secure network resources, and control who accesses resources. But as organizations grow and need to provide access for a greater number of users, the more vigilant they need to be with access control. One common method that smaller companies use for access control is IP whitelisting. IP whitelisting is when
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DNS Security: Your Key To Working Remotely
Say goodbye to “work from home” — and say hello to “work from wherever.” Once upon a time, working from home was a privilege offered to a lucky few — or reserved for extenuating circumstances like bad weather or illness. Today, remote work is a prevalent offering, and most computer-centric roles have remote options. With how commonplace
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