Network security policies are sets of rules and guidelines that dictate how an organization’s computer network should be accessed, used, and protected. They are designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information stored on the network. Further, organizations use their network security policies to outline their network security architecture and define the implementation…
Network security layers refer to the different levels of security measures applied to protect a network from unauthorized access, threats, and cyber attacks. These layers include: More broadly however, effective network security needs to address several layers of defense so as to provide a more resilient security landscape for the enterprise. Network security is typically…
Network security is critical for securing business-critical infrastructure, data, and assets, reducing the attack surface, and stopping advanced attacks. Network security solutions adopt a layered strategy to defend networks from internal and external threats. Vulnerabilities can be found in numerous areas in the network, including end-point devices, users, applications, and data paths. Today, the modern…
Networks are the essential infrastructure of the modern business environment. They enable rapid information exchange, device connectivity, and effective communication. Whether transmitting a simple email or transferring large files, networks ensure seamless delivery. It is therefore important that, in order to protect and secure the modern business landscape, effective network security needs to be a…
To succeed as a Small and Midsize Business (SMB) owner, you’re often focusing on your growth and how much money you’ve got in the bank. Unfortunately, attackers know this, and they commonly go after SMBs who are often vulnerable targets due to their limited resources and weak security. Enter: Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFWs). First, before we…
If you run a small business, a startup, or a medium-sized business, then you know that it’s often difficult to get enough resources or IT staff to properly protect your business. On the one hand, you’ve got limited time, money, or staff to dedicate to cybersecurity; and on the other hand, you understand that you…