Articles By: Trent Pham

Securing the perimeter During the late 90s, enterprises invested in expensive, high-capacity (e.g., T3 and OC3) connections as they raced towards the burgeoning online world to support their B2C and B2B initiatives. The servers, applications...

Security events occur frequently but may not capture our attention unless they are more spectacular than the last, like Marriott’s data breach of half a billion records. We’ve all forgotten by now the personal identifiable information...

Insurance is that product we all buy but hope we never use. Of course, paying for something you don’t use can create a dilemma. Let’s say your company offers an optional dental plan. By opting-out,...

SD-WAN’s growing popularity stems from the advantages it offers by moving key business functions to the cloud: simplified management, increased efficiency and resiliency, improved scalability, and significantly lower costs. It’s little wonder that SD‑WAN growth...

GDPR, the European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation, hasn’t received a great deal of press in the U.S., presumably because it is a “Europe thing.” However, U.S. companies are in fact subject to GDPR...

Business spending for cyber security has evolved from once being part of an IT budget to becoming its own budget – that’s at least true for large enterprises. Small Medium Businesses (SMB) continue to subscribe...

Most employers take great care in protecting any and all employee personal information they store, such as social security numbers and credit cards used for travel. When that care doesn’t extend to making sure employees,...

Quick: Which of the following poses the greatest threat to network operations? A: Breaches B: Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks Correct answer: “B.” If you chose “A,” consider that the question concerns “operations” –...