Home Wifi Networking Mesh WiFi or Whole Home WiFi system is made up of a main router that connects directly to your ISP modem, network nodes, placed around your house for full WiFi coverage. They are all configured to be part of a single wireless network using the same SSID (Service Set Identifier) and password. […]
Malware can be easily created and delivered as a payload through various means to the targeted victims. Delivery means includes compromised flash drives, untrusted programs /applications and more easily through web browsers code injection. Malware delivered through a compromised website on chrome browsers can bypass User Account Controls to infect systems and steal sensitive data, […]
NETWORK SEGREGATION This is a valuable aspect of network security architecture. As the name implies, it is the principle of configuring networks in separate chunks where few machines / clients are connected on the same broadcast domain, while still accessing the same general network resources. One main method of achieving this is implementation of (Virtual […]
Cybersecurity is intrinsically challenging — In modern business and social environment, what appears to be a well-designed network strategy can be undone by a single weak point created by either device malfunctioning or compromised human persuasion. One of the best ways for an organization to reduce cyber risk is to build a sound cybersecurity culture. This requires […]
MFA, commonly known as Multi-Factor Authentication is an enormous boost to online security. It is mainly deployed as (2FA) 2-factor authentication or (3FA) 3-factor authentication models. An evident common tactic cybercriminals use is to send a phishing email and then direct you to a fake login web page to “capture” your username/password. Once they get […]
Except for Zero Day attacks, one of the best ways to keep abreast of current threats and lessen the probability of cyber-attacks is to conduct regular vulnerability assessment for your infrastructure – this helps to identify and evaluate the security posture of your assets before the cyber-actors act. Security posture assessment can either be carried […]
The practice of installing and enforcing restriction as to who has access to our Machines, Data, Networks and Buildings and the likes is very crucial. Access monitoring and control helps Security Administrators to account for what occurs in their space of jurisdiction and to give account of activity logs in case there is security breaches […]
IOT stands for Internet Of Things. It is composed of electronic devices with IP (Internet Protocol) capabilities [e.g IPCameras, smart Televisions, Smart Fridges, Smart Microwave, smart Gates/Doors, smart Air-conditioners and the likes] these network devices are searchable over the internet when connected with the help of IOT devices websites. These devices have been transformed digitally […]
With Social Engineering ( SE ) skills, unsuspecting criminals can pose as familiar individuals with the information they already know about you and trick you to allow them in. Most attacks these days use social engineering as their entry point. For example, instead of trying to find a software vulnerability, a social engineer might call […]
Social Engineering is the art of exploiting human psychology, rather than technical hacking techniques, to gain access to buildings, systems or data. Social Engineering exploitation therefore, is digital equivalent of locking your armored doors but leaving the keys on the door or willfully giving it out to an intruder through carelessness or ignorance. Intruders need […]