By Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT-Harvest With the passing of Consentry it is time to start a vigil for NAC, the misbegotten concept that tied host state to network security. Consentry joins a growing list of failed attempts to capitalize on a marketing ploy engendered by Cisco in 2003 to fill a gap in its security offerings. Cisco originally dubbed it “ the self defending network ”. With the perspective of six years of data breaches, the rise of cyber crime, phishing,

Network security is always been the most concerning topic for the experts. Every one wishes to keep their network safe from hackers. We are in the age of network security revolution. Many companies have been trying to launch a product that keeps the network safe from hackers. As the volume of data keeps increasing it is indispensable to focus on network security. There are certain expectations from sender of data so that it reaches the receiver safely. The confidentiality of the users ar

Have you noticed all of the crime that is going on through the Internet? It seems that we are not only dealing with wars on soil, but we are also dealing with them in the virtual field. NETWAR is also commonly known as cyberwarfare and cyberterrorism. For those of you that are interested in this category, we would like to come together and tell you about it, so pay close attention to what we have to tell you. Do you know those computers that manage power grids, stock exchanges, telecommunicat

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