By definition, network security describes the technical and organizational protection of the internal IT infrastructure with all its data, systems, devices, and applications to enable secure digitalization. These security mechanisms not only protect the data center, but also all locations and the cloud itself. Effective network security fends off unauthorized access, data manipulation or data theft with blackmail, system paralysis (DDoS attacks), and other damage caused by hackers, malware, and viruses.
It ensures that data is exchanged confidentially and with integrity and is always available via VPN (Virtual Private Networks) or ZTNA (Zero Trust Network Access). However, secure networks are created primarily through comprehensive information on network security and network protection, as well as targeted measures to enforce cyber protection policies at all levels. The best way to get started right now is with LANCOM insider knowledge on the subject of network security!
Digital Sovereignty Guide
If you want to strengthen your digital sovereignty, you need two things above all: choice and decision-making power. Achieving independence and control over your digital presence is rarely accomplished with a single, comprehensive measure or overnight. To help you take the first step, LANCOM Systems has created the Digital Sovereignty Guide, a transparent overview of European companies and organizations committed to promoting key technologies in IT network infrastructure. Strengthen your network security by discovering who the leading players in digital sovereignty in Europe are, which partnerships might be relevant for you, and in which areas you can find concrete support for your own goals.
Types of cyber attacks and protective measures
Network threats are any hazard that can compromise a network or the data it contains. In many cases, the resulting loss can lead to serious consequences for the company affected. Learn more about the nature of the most widespread network threats currently around and how you can circumvent and combat them.
How about an annual network security makeover in Nuremberg in October?
The it-sa, Europe's largest trade fair for IT security, brings together security specialists from all industries and offers visitors an all-round program to bring their network security up to date – a good reason to plan a visit to Nuremberg in October.
Watch our impression video from last year and visit us from October 22 to 24, 2024 at booth 423 in hall 9! We look forward to the exchange.