What is PCI DSS? Constituted by a few renowned financial services including Visa, MasterCard, in 2004, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of safety standards aimed at protecting credit and debit card transactions against data holdup and scam. The PCI SSC is not legally authorized Continue Reading
What is Kerberos? Kerberos is a network verification protocol, designed to provide robust validation for client/server applications by employing secret-key cryptography. The protocol is available in many commercial products also. Since the internet is an insecure place, several of the protocols used on the web do not offer any security. Continue Reading
What is Physical Security? Physical security is all about protecting hardware, software, networks, etc., incidents such as fire, storm, natural catastrophes, theft, or terrorism that could inflict a huge loss or damage to an organization or enterprise. Physical security is regularly ignored—and its significance undervalued—in favor of more technical threats Continue Reading
What is a Network Attack? A network attack is an effort to gain unlawful access to company’s network, with the object of pilfering data or carrying out other malicious activity. In a network attack, cybercriminals are engaged in penetrating the corporate network limit and gaining access to internal systems. Quite Continue Reading
Today, the US National Security Agency (NSA) has issued a security alert, warning that a new spell of cyberattacks against email servers, attacks launched by one of Russia’s cutting-edge cyber-spying units. The agency says that a division of the Russian military intelligence service have been targeting email servers running the Continue Reading
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