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What does zero trust mean in cybersecurity? Zero Trust in cybersecurity is a security framework that operates on the principle of “never trust, always verify.” It assumes that no user,...
What is fraud as a service? Fraud-as-a-Service (FaaS) is a term used to describe a growing trend in the cybercrime ecosystem where fraudsters offer tools, services, and expertise to other...
What is a MAC filtering router? A MAC filtering router is a network device that uses MAC address filtering as a security measure to control which devices can access a...
What is a malware infection? A malware infection occurs when malicious software, known as malware, infiltrates a device or system without the user’s consent. Malware is designed to harm, exploit,...
What is zero trust access control? Zero Trust Access Control is a security framework that operates on the principle of “never trust, always verify.” It requires strict identity verification for...
Passwords have been part of enterprise security for decades. But they’ve also been the source of endless breaches, support tickets, and user frustration. As credential theft continues to rise, organizations...
What is a MAB account? A MAB (MAC Authentication Bypass) account is a network access method used in environments that require device authentication but where traditional user-based authentication methods (such...
What is cognitive hacking? Cognitive hacking is a form of cyberattack that exploits psychological manipulation to influence human decision-making, opinions, or behavior. Unlike traditional hacking that targets technical systems, cognitive...
How does Aruba ClearPass work? Aruba ClearPass, while a powerful network access control (NAC) solution, comes with challenges and potential drawbacks that organizations should carefully consider before implementation. Key Concerns...
