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Why do we have multiple wireless security types? Today, WiFi networks are either open with no protection or protected with one of four security types:…
Passive and active vulnerability scanning are two approaches to finding weaknesses in an organization’s network. Weaknesses that cybercriminals could maliciously exploit. Every organization must run…
Wireless networks have two distinct security challenges in comparison with wired networks. Like wired networks, essential parts of protecting wireless networks are firewalls, intrusion protection…
Passive and active vulnerability scans allow organizations to identify weaknesses in their network. Active vulnerability scanning provides a more complete picture of network vulnerabilities but…
What is a Vulnerability Scanner?Finding the vulnerabilities that threat actors exploit is as important to your cybersecurity posture as making sure your front door is…
In today’s digital world, where remote work and complex network structures have become the norm, the significance of packet capture and analysis cannot be overstated….
Understanding the various types of network topology is foundational to designing, implementing, and managing efficient and effective networks. Network topology refers to the arrangement of…
“The CyberScope family of tools are the first and only devices I’ve seen that can address network security in meaningful ways at the network edge.”
Jennifer…
“Link-Live has evolved from a basic repository and reporting engine for test results from our instruments to an in-depth network analysis and management platform. The…
No NetAlly products, websites, or portals are impacted by the “Log4j” security vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228)….