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In the technology world, the term WiFi (an acronym for Wireless Fidelity) is synonymous with wireless access in general, although it is a specific trademark owned by the WiFi Alliance, a group dedicated to certifying that WiFi products comply with the 802.11 set of wireless standards of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), a worldwide association of engineers dedicated to standardization and development in technical areas.

Cybersecurity is a vast and complex field, but certain terms and concepts stand at the core throughout all aspects. These “common nouns” in cybersecurity are essential elements that professionals and enthusiasts alike should understand to better navigate and safeguard against digital threats.

  A router is a network device that allows that is responsible for taking the best route for the traffic of data packets between two devices that belong usually to different networks.

In today's hyper-connected world, secure mobile communication is not a luxury but a necessity, especially for high-risk industries like critical infrastructure and defense. These sectors handle sensitive, classified, and mission-critical information that, if compromised, could result in catastrophic consequences.

An Ethernet switch is a device for the interconnection of equipment, whose main function is to communicate two or more devices on a network, using the data frames that are previously exchanged, which contain the source and destination MAC addresses of the connected devices.

As time goes by, our lives become increasingly intertwined with technology. From online banking to social media, our personal and professional information is stored and transmitted online.

Until recently, network architecture design has only been thought in terms of connectivity and resource and equipment management.

Passwords have been the backbone of digital security for decades, serving as the first line of defense against unauthorized access to sensitive information.

Cryptography is the study of data protection through the use of codes and encryption. In its simplest form, a code is a process of sequential change of information so that it is unreadable by third parties.