Penetration testing, or pen testing, involves testing a system or systems for weaknesses. It’s purpose is to simulate a real attack on the systems to determine areas which need improvement. The systems can be physical, a physical computer, or procedural, how a specific task is performed. For instance, you might have a Linux server running […]
There are many things in IT which are a necessity such as using an antivirus, running backups, and keeping your computers updated. Keeping track of your IT assets is a common item we see that is overlooked. Business, large and small, at times have neglected this simple but crucial task. Keeping a well-documented list of
Linux allows anyone to create their own distribution or distro for short. Kali Linux is a popular penetration testing focused distro. It’s maintained by Offensive Security, a well respected penetration testing company which also offers training courses for security related certifications. What is penetration testing? Penetration testing, or pen testing, involves testing a system or
Cybersecurity is on a lot of people mind recently, whether it is because of data breaches or the fear of such an event happening to your business. For any business to prosper, cybersecurity training for the employees is a must for modern businesses. Over the years, many things have changed, including the technology required to
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What is Zero Trust? Are you searching for the most recent and reliable way to protect your network? Learn more about the Zero Trust model as the most secure traditional network security. It is a security-centered model that focuses on an enterprise’s idea not to have another trust option beyond what it perceives as its
What is DNS? For the lack of a better term, DNS, the Domain Name System, is the phone book of the internet. Computers do not understand letters. They run on numbers. Every computer on the internet has a numeric address. When you type your favorite website’s name on your browser, DNS, in the background, converts
