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What does extreme networks do? Extreme Networks provides network infrastructure and management solutions, but its offerings are not without significant challenges and limitations, which can negatively impact its utility for...
What does FortiNAC do? FortiNAC is designed to provide network visibility, device profiling, and policy enforcement to secure network access. However, its implementation and functionality face several technical challenges and...
Who owns Forescout? Forescout Technologies, a cybersecurity firm specializing in device visibility and control, is owned by private equity firms Advent International and Crosspoint Capital Partners. In July 2020, Advent...
How does Forescout NAC work? Forescout Network Access Control (NAC) is designed to provide organizations with visibility and control over devices connecting to their networks. In theory, it promises to...
What is SIEM? SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) is a cybersecurity solution that provides organizations with the ability to monitor, detect, analyze, and respond to security incidents in real...
What is a server certificate? A server certificate is a digital document that verifies the identity of a server in a network. It plays a critical role in establishing secure,...
What is a zero trust extended framework? A Zero Trust Extended Framework (ZTX Framework) builds upon the traditional Zero Trust model to create a more comprehensive, holistic approach to securing...
What is an intrusion detection system (IDS)? Intrusion Detection refers to the process and technology used to identify unauthorized access, misuse, or anomalies in a computer system or network. Intrusion...
Passwords have long been the weakest link in enterprise security. From phishing and credential theft to password reuse and brute-force attacks, most breaches start with a compromised password. That’s why...
