While headlines focus on dramatic breaches and ransomware attacks, on campus the real threats often hide in plain sight: that IoT device with unusual traffic patterns, the shadow application streaming research data to unknown endpoints, or the performance degradation that masks ...
Continue Reading
Recently, there has been an increase in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that involve the use of compromised IoT devices like IP cameras, and it...
Simply put, network analytics is the practice of using different types of network data to identify trends and patterns. Then, that information is used...
As I was visiting customers onsite last week, a few of them asked me if we support Cisco TrustSec NetFlow exports. Of course, we...
A few years ago, I wrote a blog that talked about how our Palo Alto NetFlow reporting allows network administrators to easily identify traffic...
In today’s world of connected refrigerators, thermostats, cars, and phones, IP addresses are in high demand. IPv6 was invented to solve this problem, but...
When supporting a product, you often hear patterns across the support cases you take. Today, I wanted to give you a short list of...
In a recent data breach, Facebook said hackers gained access to nearly 50 million accounts in what amounts to the largest-ever security breach at...
In my experience, most conversations on how to protect customer data revolve around active companies. Certainly important, but what about bankrupt companies? That data...
Earlier this year I worked on a document that addressed some of the common misconceptions about Scrutinizer. One of the subjects that caught my...
