Lennon and McCartney, Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux, Batman and Robin. Individual members of the world’s greatest duos are capable of working solo, but that doesn’t mean they should. The synergy of two forces coming together to create something greater than the sum of their parts is inherent to a variety of everyday scenarios, and network security is one of the most notable examples.
Giving your employees unfettered access to the internet is simply a terrible idea. Sure, the internet is the perfect collaboration tool and vital research companion to every business, but it has also become the ultimate instrument for procrastinators in the office.
With the Rio Olympics now officially underway, many experts anticipate that cybersecurity will the be the greatest hurdle. Considering the possibility that over half a million live spectators will connect their network-capable devices to over 7000 WiFi access points, hackers are sure to follow.
When hackers broke into the Democratic National Committee’s servers this summer to steal private emails and campaign correspondence -- it revealed a rather unsettling reality: spies and hackers have the means to avoid detection from traditional security solutions.
