Cybersecurity & Networking

A honeynet is a network of decoy systems and services deployed to attract, observe, and analyze attackers, capture malware and tactics, and improve defensive strategies. forensics.

Certificate Authority icon: trusted issuer of digital certificates for websites and identities, validating public keys to enable encrypted connections and establish trust securely.

Diagram of data exfiltration: server files and arrows moving to external drives and cloud, showing unauthorized data transfer and theft via network breach. privacy and compliance!!

Zero Trust security identity-verified users and devices, microsegmented network, continuous auth, least-privilege access, encrypted traffic, active monitoring, policy enforcement .

Graphic showing SSH key authentication: a private key kept on the user's device and a public key on the server used to create a secure, passwordless encrypted channel between them.

Illustration showing DNSSEC protecting DNS with digital signatures and a chain of trust from root to TLD to authoritative servers, validating responses and preventing cache poison.

Diagram of an IDS monitoring network and hosts, analyzing traffic and logs, detecting anomalies and intrusions, generating alerts, recording events, aiding rapid incident response.

Graphic of HTTPS: padlock linking browser and website, encrypting data in transit, verifying server identity with a digital certificate, securing users' privacy and data integrity.

Digital firewall: a brick wall and shield protecting a network grid, blocking red incoming arrows while green data streams flow through, symbolizing network security and privacy ok.

Futuristic cybersecurity concept showing AI brain, digital locks, Zero Trust network nodes, glowing circuits and shield icons protecting data streams across a cityscape of servers.