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What Is Cloud 802.1x? An 802.1x network is unique in one major way; it uses a Cloud RADIUS server as a means of authenticating users. The Cloud RADIUS checks a user’s credentials to see if they are an active member of an enterprise and grants users varying privileges of access depending on the network policies…
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“Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service” or RADIUS can provide you with essential tools that can maximize security for your network. When RADIUS is properly configured and combined with a WPA2-Enterprise network, you will be well-equipped with a suitable defense against any potential threats trying to steal credentials. With Cloud RADIUS, you no longer need to…
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Google Suite, also known as Google Apps is many people’s go to cloud-based productivity suite. While Google Suite is known for its ease of use, it’s credential-based authentication creates another credential for end users to have to remember which can create security flaws in the long run. With credential-based identification, many security flaws come to…
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In order to successfully configure a WPA2-Enterprise network you must have a RADIUS server. The RADIUS authorizes and authenticates users signing into the network and eliminates any speculation into who is using your network. A properly configured Cloud RADIUS can garner your organization tremendous advantages in regards to network security. While many benefits come…
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Configuring a RADIUS server on Windows is easy using Windows Server, NPS, and Active Directory.
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