Introduction Zero Trust Security is a comprehensive cybersecurity framework & strategy that questions the standard network security methodology. Trust is never assumed in the Zero Trust paradigm & anybody or anything attempting to access a network, system, or resource, even if they are already inside the organisation’s network perimeter, must provide proof. This approach differs
Introduction Spoofing attacks are a common & dangerous subset of cyber threats in which a perpetrator assumes another person’s or object’s identity in an effort to trick or control a victim. In order to obtain unauthorised access, steal sensitive information or transmit malware, these attacks entail the creation of false digital identities or the modification
Introduction Buffer overflow attacks are a type of cybersecurity threat in which an attacker exploits flaws in a computer programme or system to overload the boundaries of a buffer with excessive data, potentially resulting in unauthorised access, system crashes, or even the execution of malicious code. When a programme fails to adequately evaluate input data
Introduction Patch management refers to the practice of updating software, operating systems & applications to address vulnerabilities, bugs & security flaws with the release of patches & updates. It is a crucial process for maintaining & protecting the security, stability & optimal functioning of computer systems & networks. Patch management is essential for maintaining a
