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Network security has gained importance in a modern world where everything is connected to the internet. Recent network attacks have compromised systems across all industrial domains. Despite this, not many businesses take network security seriously. Doesn’t matter which market niche your business caters to, your data is valuable, and its protection is key to growth and relevancy.
Instant connectivity has changed the way we live and work for the better, but this convenience comes at a huge price: your privacy! That’s why it has become more important than ever for you to take responsibility for protecting your Internet privacy and personal information. Internet privacy, also commonly referred to as online privacy, is a subset of data privacy and a fundamental human right.
The process to fine tune a network is a complex. That’s because each network has a structure as unique as the business that uses it. Before you can tune network performance, you need to have a holistic view of what’s going on in your network. As such, improved network visibility is essential to monitoring and optimizing network performance..
The internet of things (IoT) is a network of connected smart devices providing rich data, but it can also be a security nightmare. IoT is a catch-all term for the growing number of electronics that aren't traditional computing devices, but are connected to the internet to send data, receive instructions or both. Some examples of IoT devices include Alexa, Google Nest, smart home appliances, IP security cameras, smart lighting/HVAC and smart doorbells, fitness wearables and home security systems. If you use any of these devices in your home or business you should take measures to protect against security and privacy breaches!
The network you have at home uses the same networking technologies, protocols and services that are used in large corporate networks and on the Internet. The only real difference between an home network and a large corporate network is the size.
A home network will have between 1 and 20 devices and a corporate network will have many thousands. Networks can be wired or wireless with most networks being a mixture of both.
I have worked as a network administrator as both an employee and independent contractor for over 25 years. Working as an independent contractor has given me a unique perspective of the IT needs of business owners. I understand not just that problems need to be resolved, but I also understand the urgency and necessity to have systems being functional and efficient. Our team understands that it is imperative to not only resolve issues efficiently, but also to recommend and implement processes that will keep the systems running efficiently with the least amount effort. Click here to learn more !
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