Previously, I showed how you could set up a small network with the support of the Workgroup functionality, which works great at home where you have a small network. It also works in a small organization (< 30 computers), but the more computers there are connected to the network, the more complicated it will be to manage all these devices.
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The Bitcoin blockchain added the Bitcoin Lightning Network as a second layer to the Bitcoin blockchain. The Lightning Network allows you to do off-chain transactions, and off-chain transactions are between parties not on a blockchain network.
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When a double extortion ransomware attack hits you, a cyber attacker tries to encrypt your information and demands a ransom. But next to the encryption of information, an attacker also takes the next step: threatening to publish your sensitive data on the dark web.
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Most companies are fully aware of Ransomware attacks nowadays and understand the importance of Cybersecurity. Although many of these companies invest heavily in preventive solutions like EDR, MDR, and XDR, they tend to forget to set up (and test) a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) in case of a Ransomware attack.
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In a previous post, I explained the basics of Endpoint Security. This post will show you how to utilize Endpoint Security to build a strong defense against cyber threats. You…
An operating system needs to determine the users that can access different resources that are available to them like folders and printers and how those resources can be used. Microsoft has three types of network architecture available for this: workgroups, domains, and homegroups.
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My previous post explained the fundamentals of the OSI framework’s sixth layer: the presentation layer. This layer gives you independence from differences in the representation of (encrypted) data. Layer six does this by translating from application to network format and the other way around.
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