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In information security, social engineering is a technique used to manipulate people into revealing private information. It is mostly done online rather than by breaking in or using other hacking …

A port is a communication endpoint for the flow of information from one point to another in a network. It’s the central point for data exchange through programming, electronic and …

Red team engagement is an advanced security test that companies take to simulate a tailored, full-scale attack on your organisation. It gives a holistic and bigger picture of your organization’s …

Patch management is the process of applying and distributing updates to your software. These patches are essential to resolve errors, bugs, and vulnerabilities in the software. It is one of …

A Brute Force Attack is a method to get access to a server or website. It involves frequent attempts of trying different password combinations to break into a server, website, …

Cyber threats aren’t slowing down. If anything, the pace of evolution in attack techniques makes robust firewall deployment non-negotiable for any serious security posture. Firewalls sit at the boundary between …

Cryptography is an Ancient Greek word in which “crypto” means “hidden” and “graphy” means “writing.” It is the practice and study of techniques used for securing communication in the presence …

A Vulnerability Assessment is a process that uses automated testing tools to identify threats and risks in an organization’s network. Cyber attackers can use security vulnerabilities to infiltrate into an …

The CIA triad stands for Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability. It’s a model that guides policies of Information Security for an organization. Security experts consider the three elements of CIA as the …

In the ever-evolving field of network security, it’s very important to have clarity of industry terms and associated technologies. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) are two …