Blog

DDoS attacks  continue to be popular with cyber criminals. Particularly in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a significant increase in such attacks has been recorded. Good to know that defensive measures have been stepped up as well.

Keys and certificates are used routinely and widely in IT environments to secure the transmission and encryption of data. In order to manage the multitude of keys and certificates efficiently, a central key management system (KMS) is essential.

The outsourcing of applications to the public cloud poses challenges to the communication between users and applications, but also between hybrid applications, such as data in the data center and web applications in the cloud.

The outsourcing of applications to the public cloud poses challenges for communication between users and applications, but also between applications that operate in hybrid mode, such as data stored in a data center and web applications in the cloud.

Outsourcing is here to stay, and managed hosting remains in high demand on the market. In recent years, the range of services behind the term "managed hosting" has changed dramatically.

Recently, a new DDoS record was set at 1.7 terabits per second. The attack took advantage of incorrectly configured memcached servers as reflectors. How can you protect yourself from such an attack?

Even enterprise organizations and software manufacturers find the implementation of Identity & Access Management (IAM) a hard nut to crack, but the operation of an IAM is also equally challenging.

The use of web application firewalls is becoming standard. However, costs and complexity still pose an obstacle for many projects - unless you use them as a service.