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What is Network Security? Corporate network security is a term that describes measures taken to ensure the safety and privacy of company data and information. It encompasses the protection of devices, technologies, processes, locations and employees. Good network security ensures that proprietary data and information is protected physically and digitally from hacking and cyber threats. […] The post 10 network security considerations when remoting employees appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

The Physical Layer: where the rubber meets the road in the network world The post A Layman’s Guide to Networking: The Network Stack appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

Cybersecurity news provided by NetworkTigers on Monday, 26 July 2021. SAN MATEO, CA — Olympics could be cyberattack target, Florida’s unemployment website hacked, U.K. gun dealer hacked, NSO Group hack leaks phone numbers of 50,000 spyware victims, Mississippi cancer center experiences data breach, health insurance provider reports app hack attempt, iPhones can be hacked without user clicking link, […] The post Cybersecurity news week ending 25 July 2021 ~ NetworkTigers appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

What is cloud computing? Cloud computing, sometimes simply referred to as “the cloud,” is the practice of using remote servers to manage, store, and process data. The servers are accessed via the internet through a third party that typically charges a monthly subscription fee. Some companies have flat fees, while others only charge you for […] The post 10 reasons NOT to switch to cloud computing appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

Ransomware attacks have seen a dramatic and unprecedented uptick over the past year. Stay at home restrictions and chaos associated with the COVID-19 pandemic has created new vulnerabilities, while also spreading security too thin to adequately cover previously existing weak points. What is a ransomware attack? A ransomware attack occurs when a malicious hacker steals […] The post The biggest ransomware payouts in recent history appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

What is the new cybersecurity alliance? On Monday, July 19, the U.S. and a group of global allies publicly and officially cast blame on China for the recent, far-reaching hack of Microsoft Exchange as well as a myriad of other international cyberattacks. The cybersecurity alliance comprises the U.S., NATO member states, the European Union, the […] The post The International Cybersecurity Alliance: what is it? appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

Cybersecurity news provided by NetworkTigers on Monday, 19 July 2021. SAN MATEO, CA — Virginia Tech suffers cyberattacks, Biden administration launches new cybersecurity programs, Alabama county employees may have had data exposed, Russian Defense Ministry site hacked, Connecticut law now protects patient data, Qrypt unveils Quantum Data at Rest security application, Instagram’s new Security Checkup helps users secure […] The post Cybersecurity news week ending 18 July 2021 ~ NetworkTigers appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

Building a usable small business network means navigating thousands of network company advertising to determine the hardware you really need. Do you buy the least expensive items available and hope for the best? Do you need a three-year support package? What about that switch with 10 gigabit performance? Building a small business network When building […] The post Minimum hardware requirements for a small business network appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

Cybersecurity news provided by NetworkTigers on Monday, 12 July 2021. SAN MATEO, CA — Mint Mobile suffers data breach, Iran rail system hacked, Microsoft: update Windows immediately, Morgan STanley breached, cybercrime costing companies vast sums, U.S. Senator: America needs to strike back at Russia, contractor linked to Republican National Convention hacked, Japan to bolster military level cybersecurity, health […] The post Cybersecurity news week ending 11 July 2021 ~ NetworkTigers appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

When smartphones were the new, new thing their operating systems were secure and unhackable. Or were they? It turns out that mobile phones are hackable and hackers found many flaws in their operating systems. Hacked mobile phones present a problem for all mobile phone users. Knowing how to prevent hackers or stop them in their […] The post Can hackers hack mobile phones? appeared first on NetworkTigers News.