August-01-2023

How can you optimize network performance?

Slow internet speeds, lagging connections, and frequent disruptions can hinder productivity and cause frustration. Fortunately, implementing a few practical strategies can overcome these challenges and create a seamless and efficient network environment.

Network optimization is the process of improving a network infrastructure’s performance, efficiency, and reliability. It enhances the overall network performance, including network speed, bandwidth utilization, latency reduction, and improved reliability.

Check out Tips for optimizing network performance

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News roundup Mon, July 31, 2023

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network security industry during the last week.

• New SEC rule imposes 4-day deadline for private companies to report cyberattacks
• Metabase BI software found to have major security flaw
• Organizations impacted by MOVEit data breach reach 455
• Nearly 40% of Ubuntu users are vulnerable to newly introduced exploits
• New Decoy Dog is a new breed of malware with unique capabilities
• Realst malware targets macOS users to steal crypto
• Flaw in AMD Zen 2 processors can be used to pilfer data and passwords
• Trio of Atlassian RCE bugs allow for complete takeover
• More than 15,000 Citrix servers exposed to zero-day exploit
• CISA tells government agencies to patch Adobe ColdFusion servers
• Read more

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