L2TP is a protocol that directs how VPNs should process data to encrypt and decrypt it. In this article, I’ll discuss what Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) is, how it works, and the pros and cons of this aging protocol. Finally we discuss if L2TP is relevant or not.
The SOC 2 certification is a great way to prove to your customers that you’re doing everything required to protect their data. That said, to successfully pass an audit, you’ll need to prepare for it. Learn more on how to prepare in this article.
For many people, the word “audit” sounds scary. This is because of the negative connotations it brings to mind. In reality, having an audit certification is a sign of pride. It shows that your company is on the right track in following proper industry processes and procedures.
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has created an issue between Germany and Microsoft because the latter is allegedly violating GDPR rules. This article will cover what these violations are, how the GDPR and CLOUD Act relate to these violations, and how they clash over some issues. I’ll also go over some potential workarounds you can apply to this problem in the meantime.
TCP is the protocol controlling the connection between two devices exchanging data. It regulates the process of breaking down application data into packets. TCP also sends and receives packets and manages the flow of the data packets. Learn more about TCP optimization in this article.
Network management has become increasingly complicated. Learn how to implement network performance monitoring in your business to ensure your network is running optimally.
As companies adopt multi-cloud systems, you start encountering the need for entitlement management. Clearly understanding and implementing suitable permissions and user control policies ensures your network remains secure. In this article, you’ll learn about CIEM and how you can apply it to your business.
Using SD-WAN is a great way to manage your network from a central location. Learn how you can implement SD-WAN in your business with the top 6 SD-WAN use cases in this article.
SD-WAN, short for software-defined wide area network, is a virtualized service that connects and extends networks over large geographical areas. But how does it work? Discover more in this article.
Businesses are increasingly moving their assets to the cloud. Learn how virtual firewalls can protect your cloud resources. Read on to find out how they work, their use cases, and the top 3 solutions you can implement in your business.
