Category: Network Defence

Zero Trust Security Zero trust represents a comprehensive strategy for securing access across various domains such as networks, applications, and environments. This method ensures the protection of access rights for users, end-user devices, APIs, IoT devices, microservices, containers, and more. It safeguards an organization’s workforce, workloads, and workplace. The fundamental principle underlying the zero-trust approach...

Physical access controls refer to tangible measures put in place to obstruct any direct physical interaction with systems. The primary objective is to hinder unauthorized individuals from obtaining physical entry to facilities, machinery, and other assets within an organization. To illustrate, physical access control governs who is permitted to enter or exit, specifies the locations...

This article centers on the management of cybersecurity operations, encompassing activities such as designing, building, operating, and continuously enhancing an organization’s overall security capacity. The initial line of defense revolves around ensuring the physical security of network equipment. In parallel, there exist dedicated application security measures designed to safeguard software integrity. It’s crucial to acknowledge...