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Archive for April, 2012
Readers' Poll – Security Project Problems
Posted: 27th April 2012 by VPN Haus in Readers' PollTags: expertise, funds, IT staff, security, security project
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Readers’ Poll – Security Project Problems
Posted: 27th April 2012 by VPN Haus in Readers' PollTags: expertise, funds, IT staff, security, security project
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From the Trenches: Worst IT Mistakes, Part 3
Posted: 26th April 2012 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, Rethink Remote AccessTags: IT security, remote access, security
By Chuck Romano Concluding my series about the worst IT mistakes I’ve witnessed in my 10+ years as a technician, I’ll highlight two notable IT atrocities I’ve seen people make. So let’s dive right in: Not Logging Off the Remote Network Remote desktop applications enable easy access to the corporate network, but failing to log out [...]
From the Trenches: Worst IT Mistakes, Part 2
Posted: 24th April 2012 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, Mobile, Rethink Remote Access, SSLTags: mobile, Network Security, security, SSL, VPN
By Chuck Romano This week, I continue on the worst IT mistakes I’ve seen in my 10+ years as a repair tech, building on last week’s tip about always being cognizant of the vulnerabilities of SSL VPNs. Taking that a step further, it’s critical to know the difference between VNC and RDPs. Let me explain. Not [...]
NCP News: Android client and Windows 8 compatibility now available
Posted: 19th April 2012 by VPN Haus in Mobile, Rethink Remote Access, VPN, WindowsTags: Android, mobile devices, remote access, security, VPN
Lots of news from NCP engineering, as we gear up for Interop 2012. Today, NCP announced the preview release of the first third-party IPsec VPN client available for Android 4.0. Now available for free download in the Google Play store, the client represents the next step forward in enterprise network security for workers using Android [...]