Posts Tagged ‘IPv6’

CSO – Could China blocking VPNs lead to spying on business? IT Business Edge – BYOD in 2013: Yes, It Is Going to Get Worse Ars Technica – IPv6 takes one step forward, IPv4 two steps back in 2012 eWeek – Targeted Attacks, Weak Passwords Top IT Security Risks in 2012 Share this:EmailFacebookPrint

CSO – Could China blocking VPNs lead to spying on business? IT Business Edge – BYOD in 2013: Yes, It Is Going to Get Worse Ars Technica – IPv6 takes one step forward, IPv4 two steps back in 2012 eWeek – Targeted Attacks, Weak Passwords Top IT Security Risks in 2012 Share this:EmailFacebookPrint

We recently spoke to NCP engineering’s Swen Baumann about split tunneling and its role in IPv6, and how to best deploy it when working remotely.  VPN Haus: How is split tunneling impacted by IPv6 dual-stack networking? Swen: The main thing to remember is, split tunneling needs to be specifically configured. For instance, in a “dual-stacked” [...]

IPv6 Day 2012 – The Aftermath

Posted: 21st June 2012 by VPN Haus in IPv6, Uncategorized
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Now that we’ve had a few weeks to consider the aftermath of IPv6 Day 2012, we wanted to look into what the industry is saying are the key takeaways – so far – from this year’s event, in which thousands of organizations switched over to IPv6 - permanently. After all, IPv4 website addresses are essentially exhausted, while [...]

PCWorld – IPv6: Five Things You Should Know Computerworld – Security Manager’s Journal- Time for a mobile-security upgrade Computerworld – Mobile devices bring cloud storage — and security risks — to work Dark Reading – IPv6 Arrives, But Not Everywhere Share this:EmailFacebookPrint