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Enter The Blockchain 2.0
The complex structure of the Blockchain technology provides one of the most innovative tools to protect our data as we head into the Fourth Technical Revolution. Blockchain introduces a level of trust that could be leveraged as a core technology for highly regulated industries including Space Travel; Health Care; Financial Markets; Supply Chains; Presidential Voting and The Internet of Things (IoT) networks to name a few.
As the world becomes ever more data-driven, data breaches become more intense and more frequent with data records exposed on an almost daily basis with potentially devastating consequences. Everyone is at risk. Today’s organizations have to shift their focus toward technologies that inherently protect and secure data. Enter the Blockchain technology.
The Blockchain technology was introduced as a way to store and send the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. However, it now has the potential to radically secure data ensuring that it is verifiable, auditable, and tamper-proof.
Blockchain effectively cuts out the middle-man
At its core, Blockchain technology is not stored on a central database; instead, it’s stored in a “distributed ledger of blocks.” As its name suggests, Blockchain is a linked set of records that includes a hash-based data structure used in distributed systems for efficient data verification that links it directly to the previous block, a timestamp for authorship and the…
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Do Not Fear Subnetting Your Network. Embrace it!
The growth of your business has increased substantially over the last several months; however, the rapid growth has also increased the network congestion resulting in slower speeds and reduced performance which are affecting end-users directly; While maintenance and problem resolution have become extremely time consuming and arduous.
Do not fear; there is a solution- ‘Subnet Your Network.’
Often, the mere mention of subnetting evokes the ‘fight or flight’ response in many individuals or is dismissed too quickly because it is considered ‘too time-consuming,’ or ‘too complicated,’ ‘the math is too difficult,’ or ‘it is only useful for extensive networks.’
In reality, the benefits are wide-ranging for a subnetted network; From the troubleshooting of network issues to having a birdseye-view into the utilization of bandwidth, traffic patterns, network efficiency and atypical activity that can drain resources, it allows for more streamlined allocation of critical resources to vastly improving network security by…
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Hacking The Human 