It may seem like just yesterday that IT teams worldwide scrambled to set up secure and efficient remote work environments. Now, we are seeing the beginnings of a return to office work. Here are some quick tips to ease the transition back to a stable baseline in your network environments.
Using Genians Network Access Control solution, learn how to manage Windows Updates & Patch Management quickly and accurately.
Genian NAC can play a key role in identifying, avoiding, and mitigating risk associated with Legacy Devices without disturbing existing IT/OT operations.
While knowing security vulnerabilities is one thing, identifying them in your environment and determining the best mitigation strategy is another. Genian NAC is here to help.
IBM Resilient SOAR platform can leverage Genians NAC to perform real-time quarantine of cyberthreats at the access layer.
Simple 3 steps to secure remote working environments by leveraging Genians Next-Gen Network Access Control solutions.
Whether you opt to use Genians Device Platform as a way to check for Ripple20 devices or the CVE list as demonstrated in this blog, the ability to rapidly deploy a Genian NAC physical or virtual Sensor, group and tag affected nodes on the network and fully automate notifications via any number of collaborative tools is a huge time saver.
Mitigating Ripple20 vulnerabilities requires a tiered approach of granular visibility on all types of networks, including remote networks with IoT, ICS and networking equipment. Having a non-disruptive, rapidly deployable option for network visibility is key.
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Genian NAC empowers IT professionals to control insecure Apps like Zoom, even in a distributed network environment, where not all devices are company assets.
The Genian NAC Built-In RADIUS Server is capable of performing Authentication, Authorization and Accounting functions for Enterprise and SMB/SME networks. This capability not only applies to On-Perm users and devices, but can be extended to remote VPN connections as well by integrating with Firewalls and VPN Concentrators/Servers
No matter what, where, and when, we need to secure all connected devices. Genians can present the most practical way to increase network visibility, including remote locations, and protect all remote workers from cyber threats to ensure systems availability is maintained throughout the difficult period ahead.
With Infoblox DDI and Genian NAC integration, you can extend the Infoblox DNS Firewall feature with the zero-touch, vendor-agnostic, Layer 2 ARP enforcement capabilities of Genians NAC to mitigate cybersecurity threats in real time.
Genians and Seceon delivers comprehensive cybersecurity by integrating intelligence about IoT devices, networks, and the active threat landscape.
Genian NAC can easily identify how many Windows 7 exist including unknown or transient Windows machines brought in by guests, contractors, even rogue users. Most importantly, Genian NAC can secure those Windows machines accessing to your network.
The Genian NAC Agent has over 50 plugins ranging from OS, hardware and software to user accounts, screen lock, power options and everything in between. Genian NAC can also group devices together with over 500 possible conditions available to categorize devices and enforce policy.
With Genian NAC providing Device Platform Intelligence (DPI), truly vendor agnostic ARP Enforcement and easy to configure policies to provide proper segmentation and security without complexity, your businesses can keep up with IoT security demands.
Genian NAC provides real-time open Port Awareness, a means to quickly and easily block a node from network access, the ability to monitor any time a new device with High Risk ports enabled connects to the network and built-in reporting so Admins can mitigate the risk in a timely manner.
Genians’ Next-Gen Network Access Control (NAC) combined with the 128 Technology Session Smart™ Router delivers a secure, software-defined network fabric and an enhanced cybersecurity stack to provide end-to-end visibility and access control across routers, while maintaining fast and reliable network services. Service-centric Networking with Zero Trust Security Baked-in The 128 Technology software-based networking solution is
Genians’ Next-Gen Network Access Control (NAC) powered by Seceon’s AI-based SIEM delivers an enhanced cybersecurity stack to provide actionable intelligence for Enterprise IT infrastructure and mitigate cybersecurity threats in real-time. This stack empowers Enterprises and Managed Service Providers (MSP, MSSP, MDR) to secure users, hosts, applications, Network & IT Infrastructure, ensuring a baseline for security
Over the past few years, there has been much attention paid in the technology security trade press to the need for companies to become “NIST SP 800-171 Compliant.” Much of this has focused on the need for compliance to be achieved by the end of December 2017. However, with the deadline now 6 months behind
Whether your organization is a business or involved in government, one of the highest cost scenarios is when there is a security event that originates with an inside source like an employee or contractor. That’s because these people often have unfettered access to the most sensitive information while not being able to be properly tracked.
If you manage a network, you know that sometimes things don’t always go smoothly when it comes to identifying devices. One such difficult, and somewhat common, scenario is needing to manage duplicate IP addresses. An IP conflict can happen for a variety of reasons. When it does, it can cause issues regarding worker productivity by
Ask any kind of IT professional what their greatest challenge is and they will probably answer with “uncertainty.” Uncertainty can be caused by many things. The impossibility of predicting employee behavior is one of these causes. Often, the biggest security vulnerabilities are caused by someone inside the firm who meant well but implemented a solution
It’s rare that situations that involve the IT community at large break through into mainstream consciousness. If you are a CIO, business owner, or network manager, every day brings challenges related to the integrity and security of your network. The general public doesn’t usually hear about what happens every day in the world of IT.
Today, the Internet is a vast network of connections: people to people, people to devices, and devices to devices. This is a complex melting pot of security and network management challenges because of the convergence of technologies. How successful are you in managing your network security with the Internet of Things (IoT)? If you are
Today, the Internet is a vast network of connections: people to people, people to Things, and Things to Things. This is a complex melting pot of security and network management challenges because of the convergence of technologies. How successful are you in managing your network security with this Internet of Things (IoT)? If you are
It’s rare that cybersecurity gets mainstream press, but recent events have everyone from the average Twitter user to business owners focusing on protecting themselves from malicious attempts to disrupt service or access confidential information. Just last week, most of the eastern United States experienced the effects of a widespread DDoS attack. Many major businesses found
