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Fortifying The Most Vulnerable Aspect of Your Network

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In today’s digital era, networks are vast, intricate, and crucial to our daily operations. While advanced cybersecurity measures have been employed to protect our network infrastructure, there remains a consistently vulnerable point that often gets overlooked: the endpoint. Endpoints, which encompass desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, are considered by many experts as the “most vulnerable” part of a network. This article will delve into why that is the case and offer actionable solutions to ensure that these crucial nodes are as secure as possible.

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How Does A Virtual Private Network (VPN) Work? A Complete Explication

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A VPN is an ever-evolving network technology that hides your identity, location, and data on the web — protecting your security as you surf. But just what is a VPN? How does it work? And why do so many people use them today? This comprehensive blog post will explain everything about them.

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Cybersecurity Protocols Everyone Should Know

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Triada cybersecurity protocols are measures implemented in organizations to prevent unauthorized access from bypassing its firewall. These methods are used in protecting computer and mobile devices, servers, and networks from cyber-attacks. Businesses and organizations in their existence experience different varieties of cyberattacks, whether the attack will be successful or not depends on its implemented cybersecurity protocols.

In most cases, cybersecurity breaches are a result of an error in the management of security protocols. However, these errors are likely to be the fault of staff managing the security protocols due to the wrong implementation software and security protocols.

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Why Piracy is Still Rampant in the Age of Streaming

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No matter how hard the big streaming companies try, internet piracy will never seem to stop completely. However, times have changed and big companies have managed to find convenient ways to reduce internet piracy. The movie and music industries have found ways that can benefit the artists, filmmakers, actors, and consumers as well. This is through the different applications and platforms that have a subscription-based system that allows people to watch, listen, and enjoy anything they like for a cheap and affordable cost. Nonetheless, piracy is still ongoing and in some cases increasing, nowadays. Read on to learn more about the reasons behind the rampant rise of internet piracy. 

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WhatsApp Encryption Said to Stymie Wiretap Order

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By MATT APUZZOMARCH 12, 2016

WASHINGTON — While the Justice Department wages a public fight withApple over access to a locked iPhone, government officials are privately debating how to resolve a prolonged standoff with another technology company, WhatsApp, over access to its popular instant messaging application, officials and others involved in the case said.

No decision has been made, but a court fight with WhatsApp, the world’s largest mobile messaging service, would open a new front in the Obama administration’s dispute with Silicon Valley over encryption, security and privacy.

WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, allows customers to send messages and make phone calls over the Internet. In the last year, the company has been adding encryption to those conversations, making it impossible for the Justice Department to read or eavesdrop, even with a judge’s wiretap order.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/13/us/politics/whatsapp-encryption-said-to-stymie-wiretap-order.html