This New Wi-Fi Attack Can Intercept Data Traffic
Wireless routers and access points are the most vulnerable IT devices for businesses. Learn how to keep them secure below.
WatchGuard Blog - Wi‑Fi & Mobile Security
Why an outdated router can compromise your company's security
Routers are indispensable to businesses; if they become obsolete, they can be vulnerable. Learn about the risks and how to protect yourself.
Insuring Your Digital Future - Understanding Cyber Insurance Requirements
Examine cyber insurance requirements and explore potential solutions for protecting your business from data breaches and other cyber threats.
5 Best Practices to Achieve a Trusted Wireless Environment
The complexity of Wi-Fi networks and sophisticated attacks threaten company WLANs. Find out how a Trusted Wireless Environment framework can protect them.
Wi-Fi Security and Zero-Trust Network Architecture: Why You Need Both
In this post, we'll explore zero-trust network architecture and how it can work alongside Wi-Fi security to provide robust protection for your network.
Why XDR Matters and How It Can Help Businesses Reach Modern Security
Explore XDR essential concepts and the keys to free up overwhelmed security teams trying to triage and identify attacks with disjointed attack viewpoints.
Wi-Fi routers and access points are the most vulnerable IT devices
IT devices are still the primary target for malware, including ransomware, and are considered the main entry vector threat actors exploit initially. Learn how to protect them!
The risks of coworking and how MSPs can help eliminate them
MSPs need to adapt their proposition to the needs of a booming market such as coworking. A good Wi-Fi security solution is the best guarantee you need to work in a coworking environment.
Back to basics: All that you need to know about securing your business
Come back to the basic elements of cybersecurity and review the security principles and key practices that need to be adopted in every organization.
A vulnerable Wi-Fi network puts your organization's data at risk
A recent discovery highlights how insecure public Wi-Fi networks can be and how they represent a major access vector that puts both users and the organizations that manage them at risk.