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What Is Network Troubleshooting?
German cybersecurity chief sacked over possible ties to Russian intelligence
What is SMTP in Email Marketing?
Apple warns of serious security flaws in iPhones, iPads and Macs
Simulation software: protecting your organisation during a sustained period of cyber war
Attention: The use of Russian Kaspersky antivirus is not recommended
One of the biggest internet backbones shuts down connection to Russia
HermeticWiper: This is the malware that compromised hundreds of computers in Ukraine
What Is Network Troubleshooting?
What’s the value of network troubleshooting? Fast, effective network troubleshooting is a cornerstone of business resilience. Today’s networks perform more mission-critical business tasks than ever. Without robust troubleshooting and speedy resolution of issues, networks can suffer costly downtime. The cost of downtime includes reduced productivity and the economic impacts of
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German cybersecurity chief sacked over possible ties to Russian intelligence
The head of Germany’s national cybersecurity agency has been dismissed following reports of possible ties to Russian intelligence. Interior minister Nancy Faeser has dismissed Arne Schoenbohm as head of the BSI agency, German news agency dpa reported. Mr Schoenbohm co-founded a cybersecurity group a decade ago that brings together experts
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What is SMTP in Email Marketing?
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is a network protocol that helps in moving emails across the network. SMTP uses the TCP protocol to ensure that emails are delivered. Example: Whenever you want to send an email from Gmail (email server), you compose or write a message, enter the recipient’s email,
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Apple warns of serious security flaws in iPhones, iPads and Macs
Software flaws can allow ‘hackers’ to take full control of devices. Apple has warned of serious security vulnerabilities in iPhones, iPads and Macs, which could allow ‘hackers’ to take full control of these devices, the Associated Press (AP) reported this Friday. According to two Apple security reports, published on Wednesday,
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Simulation software: protecting your organisation during a sustained period of cyber war
Organisations and consumers alike are in real threat of falling victim to the ongoing cyber war. Is simulated software a reasonable tactical response? We’re in the midst of a cyber war that threatens every single business and the vast majority of individuals. Simulation software may provide a solution, but first,
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Attention: The use of Russian Kaspersky antivirus is not recommended
Kaspersky is no longer recommended in Germany and France Kaspersky is guaranteed to be one of the best security suites currently on the market, but should we continue to use it after the events with the war in Ukraine? Some will say they don’t see any problem with it, but
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One of the biggest internet backbones shuts down connection to Russia
Russia is still at war with Ukraine and the world and now with “internet” problems. Putin’s country has suffered several sanctions, but this has not been enough for a ceasefire. There are also many companies leaving Russia and services being shut down. Recently, Cogent, one of the biggest backbones on
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HermeticWiper: This is the malware that compromised hundreds of computers in Ukraine
Cybersecurity firm ESET has identified a new malware that erases data and that has compromised hundreds of computers in networks of organizations in Ukraine. The new cyberattack was identified after a series of DDoS attacks brought down several government and service websites in Ukraine. “Multiple organizations in Ukraine were hit
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What Is VeloCloud’s SD-WAN Approach?
The VeloCloud SD-WAN solution was built as a “transport-independent” product that is easy to implement and that permits the use of any type of physical transport connection, from MPLS to cable to cellular LTE. VeloCloud tackles software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) with the intention of simplifying the way organizations configure their branches within the
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Russian hackers break into companies via connected printers
Hacker groups linked to Russian spy agencies are using Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as internet-connected phones and printers, to break into corporate networks, Microsoft announced. The groups, which use names like Strontium, Fancy Bear, and APT28, are linked to the Russian military intelligence agency (GRU). They have been
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Windows 11 continues to grow and already controls 16% of Microsoft’s market
Introduced in June last year, Windows 11 has conquered users and grown very quickly. This is a system full of new features that go far beyond the new interface it offers. With more and more users, this will soon be the most used system, dethroning the previous version and all
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US wants to analyze Alibaba’s cloud business and assess national security risk
The US administration will be interested in analyzing the cloud business of Chinese giant Alibaba, with the aim of assessing whether it could pose a risk to US national security. The US government will be interested in analyzing the business of the cloud unit of the Chinese giant Alibaba. According
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