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Almost 3 years ago
Replied to Gregory Anderson What are the best practices to prevent a Brute Force attack via remote access?
@Gregory Anderson This is a good FW rule and the P2P enforcement is good also. My only issue is for enterprise operational technology networks and IT networks that use lots of VPN connections, this can be cumbersome to manage. I like solutions that use plug and play and AI…
Almost 3 years ago
Answered a question: What are the best practices to prevent a Brute Force attack via remote access?
The best way to prevent these attacks is to activate a secure virtual private (VPN) network. The VPN permits remote access using the same software as if accessed locally.
There can be security issues with VPNs during the 1 connection phase. Specifically, during activation…
About 3 years ago
Contributed a review of Prisma Access by Palo Alto Networks: Helps us keep up with security violations or phishing attacks by bad state actors
About 3 years ago
Contributed a review of Fortinet FortiClient: Good support and great stability for secure VPN connectivity
About 3 years ago
Contributed a review of Fortinet FortiExtender: Limitless scalability, reliable, reasonably priced, and the support is good
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We specialize in Operational Technology Networks. Operational technology is hardware and software that detects or causes a change, through the direct monitoring and/or control of industrial equipment, assets, processes, and events. Our core product provides cybersecurity and prepares companies for Industry 4.0. Our industries are manufacturing, building automation, industrial automation, and federal and state government.Following
Reviews
About 3 years ago
Prisma Access by Palo Alto Networks
About 3 years ago
Fortinet FortiExtender
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Almost 3 years ago
SSL VPN
About me
I'm a former United States Marine. I spent 24 years on active duty traveling the world and participating in our nation's wars in the middle east. I retired in 2003 and worked for companies such as L3 Communications, Stauder Technologies, and Cubic Industries, In these companies, I worked as a command and control systems integrator, combat systems subject matter expert, information management officer, and knowledge management officer. These positions were at the general staff level for the Navy and Maring Corps as a contractor.
I started ClemTech LLC in 2013 as an IT products and services company. Recently we started ClemNet as our DBA for operational technology networks and cybersecurity of business and our nation's infrastructure.
