We are proud to announce the latest release of the AccessEnforcer® software - Version 5.0.3. This update includes Community Shield™, a community driven, proactive feature to further defend users from US-based hostile network traffic and attacks. In addition, network administrators can now identify and block destructive outbound connections, stopping the extraction of sensitive company information by malicious cyber actors.

At Calyptix, our goal is to keep you focused on running your business and leave network security to us. That is why it likely went unnoticed that we rolled out … Continue reading →

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Cybercriminals are a non-discriminating bunch. They don’t care where your business is, your industry focus, or whether it is a large enterprise or small, family-run business. Identity access is an … Continue reading →

The year 2020 saw many more businesses embracing remote networking solutions to power their work from home. Cybercriminals, recognizing the opportunity, sought out unauthorized access. In January, Ubiquiti emailed its … Continue reading →

Bad actors are always looking for access to networks of interest and business systems. Vulnerabilities and software flaws are an ongoing concern. We need to be vigilant. Yet the fact … Continue reading →