Prevent Accidental Disconnection of LAN Cables from Ports
Let’s explore the risks associated with accidental or intentional LAN cable disconnections and provide effective solutions to safeguard your network.
Defending Against the Forgotten Front: Physical Cybersecurity
There’s an often-overlooked vulnerability in our defenses, one that is visible and tangible: the physical ports and connections that dot our digital landscape.
Ensuring Compliance in Data Security with Port Locks
Regulatory requirements related to data security have become more stringent across various industries, with penalties for non-compliance being severe. Enter physical security products.
The 8 Most Common Security Threats to Remote Workers’ Mobile Devices and Portable Media
Remote work has become increasingly common. However, along with flexibility and convenience comes the need to safeguard sensitive information on mobile devices and portable media.
USB Device Management: The Need to Whitelist Authorized Peripherals
USB devices can easily infect your network with malware. One solution to this problem is to whitelist authorized USB devices and block all others.
USB Flash Drives are a Data Breach Waiting to Happen
While USB flash drives are incredibly convenient, they are also a bane for corporate I.T. executives, as these ubiquitous little devices carry with them huge data security risks.
Insider Cybersecurity Breach Underscores Need for Physical Security
While the majority of cybersecurity attacks originate remotely, one recent story illustrates how an insider attack can easily wreak havoc on an organization.
Endpoint Device Protections Escalating in Importance
The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating the need for more-effective endpoint security measures as the new work-from-home society threatens corporate networks.
Why You Should Implement Zero Trust Security
Zero Trust Security is more important than ever, as the number of cyber attacks has exploded since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
A Cost-Effective Solution to Protecting Your Data
It's easy to overestimate how secure a workspace really is. Experience shows that in the workplace, computer theft is very often overlooked.
