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How ZTNA and the Right Network Hardware Drives IoT Security

IT Toolbox

The right network hardware and ZTNA can protect your IoT environment. The post How ZTNA and the Right Network Hardware Drives IoT Security appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Software vs Hardware VPNs: Secure Networking 101

Association of Information Technology Professional

A secure network is a must. But what is the best way to accomplish that, with VPN software or VPN hardware? Take a look to discover which is right for your organization.

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Eclypsium: Defending the hardware attack surface

CTOvision

Eclypsium protects DoD and federal agencies and contractors from the foundation of your computing infrastructure upward, controlling the risks and stopping threats to the firmware and hardware inside every laptop, server […].

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Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) vs. Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)

IT Toolbox

Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) is a memory card variant that serves as an upgraded version of the original secure digital (SD) card. Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) is a flash memory card format with a higher capacity than SDHC.

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Unphishable mobile MFA through hardware keys

Tech Republic Security

With Azure AD and FIDO security keys, you can make MFA more secure and avoid having to provision certificates on everyone’s phones. The post Unphishable mobile MFA through hardware keys appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Protect your browsing for life with this innovative hardware

Tech Republic Security

The Deeper Connect Mini Decentralized VPN & Firewall Hardware provides reliable and secure network connectivity worldwide. The post Protect your browsing for life with this innovative hardware appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Intel is collecting legacy hardware for security research

TechSpot

The chipmaker churns out lots of new and updated hardware each year, but most consumers don’t upgrade to the latest and greatest with each subsequent release. This creates a trail of legacy products that remain in active use in the wild, all of which are vulnerable to various security weaknesses.

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