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Generally, a proxy server is a device that intercepts network connections made from a client to a destination server. The best known basic meaning of the word proxy is: function of something that acts as a substitute for something else.

We often focus on how to protect our information but rarely discuss what happens when it gets stolen or when we fall victim to a cyberattack. This is where the dark web comes in — an anonymous marketplace where cybercriminals trade stolen data for profit

Currently, a local physical network or LAN (Local Area Network) is mainly composed of computers and linking equipment (mainly switches and routers), capable of establishing communication between devices.

In our first part of this guide, we covered a range of common terms fundamental to understanding cybersecurity. However, due to the always-changing nature of the field, there are still many essential terms left to explore.

MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) is a relatively new data transmission technology, developed to solve most of the existing problems in data packet forwarding for communication between devices over mixed transmission infrastructures.

The digital ecosystem is always changing, presenting new opportunities alongside unavoidable security challenges. As we enter 2025, several trends are ahead, bound to impact organizations and individuals significantly.

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is a family of technologies that facilitate Internet access by transmitting digital data over the twisted pair of conventional copper wires of the basic or switched telephone network.

Where there is information, misinformation often follows. The two go hand in hand, and no field is immune — not even cybersecurity. Misconceptions about cybersecurity can lead businesses to poor decisions, exposing their networks and sensitive data. This article explores five common cybersecurity myths and offers practical insights to help organizations strengthen their defenses.

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.