In this article, I’ll delve into what a network perimeter is and its benefits. You’ll also learn how to manage internet traffic when dealing with cloud-based components of your network. Finally, I’ll discuss the benefits of using a network perimeter.
This article defines what the Office 365 license downgrade exploit is and how advanced persistent threats (APTs) are using them. It also discusses what factors need to be considered when protecting a business and end users. These include multi-factor authentication, security zones, and license monitoring.
Once businesses start growing, it becomes increasingly difficult to have adequate communication inside the company. This is where communication management comes into the picture. A dedicated person manages email names, instant messages, and the infrastructure behind them.
Having a strong firewall has always been a cornerstone of any IT security department. With the advances in technology, purchasing the correct next-generation firewall (NGFW) has become more complex. Read on to understand what you should look for in this NGFW buyer’s guide.
This tutorial will help you get started using Terraform on a commonly used cloud virtual machine: the AWS Elastic Compute Cloud 2 (EC2) instance. You’ll learn how to install it, connect it to AWS, then provision some infrastructure and finally destroy it.
Kubernetes is complex and ever-changing, and being able to manage your deployments and clusters is a challenge. These tools make it easier.
The current situation in the world has seen a sharp rise in the demand for edge computing, especially for remote work environments.
This step-by-step guide helps you leverage Azure DNS service to create a high available and resilient service in a newly created domain.
An estimated 50 billion IoT devices will be connected to the cloud by 2020, and many will depend on edge cloud computing, a technology still in its infancy.
This is the first article of a two-part series on migrating BIND name servers running Linux to Windows Server DNS servers.
