Since 2011, when Google announced it was switching to Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) by default, there has been a rapid increase in Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) sessions. Initially, SSL sessions were reserved for only […]
"You better understand the security landscape", SonicWall CEO Bill Conner updated SonicWall partners at our #SonicWallPEAK18 partner event in London about the worrying lack of protection offered by many companies against the 25% growth in malware that is coming in through non-standard ports. bddy.me/2PJ1qwY
We are looking forward to welcoming all our partners who are attending our next PEAK event in Frankfurt tomorrow, Thursday Sept. 20. Tag us using #SonicWallPEAK2018 if you are attending!
The SonicWall Security Center provides a live threat map, actional data from our threat meters and the latest cybersecurity news, trends and analysis. Check it out now: bddy.me/2xhtyRh
With too many companies still leaving customers open to risk by concentrating on standard port-80 attacks SonicWall CEO Bill Conner spoke to Computer Weekly at our PEAK 2018 partner event about the growing dangers of non-standard port attacks. bddy.me/2PKKqGM
The volume of encrypted attacks is rapidly rising to match the growing rates of encrypted traffic on the internet. Deep packet inspection of SSL (DPI-SSL) is crucial for blocking these attacks. We're breaking down DPI-SSL implementation for our customers: bddy.me/2xkmJyp
