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*Editor’s Note: These columns originally appeared in TechTarget’s SearchEnterpriseWan.com By Rainer Enders, CTO of Americas for NCP engineering The simplest way to do this is to act like a hacker. Snoop around the network traffic, either on the device itself or a port on the network. In the case of IPsec, for example, you would see encapsulating [...]
Posts Tagged ‘encryption’
How can I make sure my VPN is encrypted and working properly?
Posted: 19th July 2012 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Troubleshoot, VPNTags: encryption, hackers, MPLS, Network Security, security, VPN
What We’re Reading, Week of 1/2
Posted: 6th January 2012 by VPN Haus in HighlightsTags: Android, encryption, hackers, passwords
Help Net Security, Securing Android for the Enterprise Infosec Island, How to Re-Awaken Your Inner Hacker InfoWorld, New year, same old security passwords eWeek, Enterprises Need Encryption to Secure Private Data Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
Conversation with Travis Carelock, technical director at Black Hat, Part 1
Posted: 28th July 2011 by VPN Haus in Expert Q&A, Industry CommentaryTags: Black Hat, Black Hat 2011, CIA, Darpa, encryption, keynotes, trade show, trade show security, VPN, WiFi, wireless
Next week is Black Hat in Las Vegas, which is one of the world’s biggest shows for techies and hackers. We were lucky to catch up with Travis Carelock, technical director for the show, to chat with him about this year’s show. VPN Haus: What are the expected trends at the this year’s show? What [...]
Forward Thinking: Network Security Trends for 2011 with Martin Hack
Posted: 8th February 2011 by VPN Haus in Endpoint Management, Industry Commentary, IT policy, MobileTags: employee security, encryption, endpoint enforcement policy, IT security, mobile, mobile devices, remote access, security, WiFi, wireless
Editor’s Note: This post is part of the Forward Thinking series, which features expert opinions on the top security trends of 2011. Today’s post features Martin Hack, EVP at NCP engineering. By Martin Hack, EVP at NCP engineering This year’s threat landscape will build upon some of the major network security threats of 2011 with [...]
Secure Communications in Harsh Environments, Part 2
Posted: 18th September 2012 by VPN Haus in Industry Commentary, Rethink Remote Access, VPNTags: encryption, http connection, SCADA, telnet, Wi-Fi networks, wireless LAN connections, WPA2
Editor’s Note: This is part two in a three-part series on remote access in harsh environments. Part one of series details the emergence of harsh environment threats. By Patrick Oliver Graf, General Manager NCP engineering Risks of Outdoor Access Points Another common weak spot for all SCADA systems is their insufficiently secured remote access functionality. Through [...]