ZesleCP Blog

Verification of email authenticity can be very technical and extremely confusing. Even the most experienced security professionals need help both to navigate this space and to explain it in digestible and precise terms to non-technical colleagues. In Return Path, we believe that clarity is essential when it comes to communicating the value of email security. Two […] [read more]

VPN and remote desktop security are two things that network administrators use to connect securely to their systems. However, many consider that VPN and remote desktop protocol are the same, but they are not. In this article, we will explain how these two pieces of software work and with VPN instead of Remote Desktop, which of […] [read more]

The benefits of WAF or Application Firewall can make the difference between a secure web application and one that has been compromised. Many IT managers still struggle with WAFs because they are expensive and difficult to maintain. Sometimes, they are considered unnecessary if there are other security practices, such as the proper development of secure software and […] [read more]

Sometimes we get complicated with these terms. Choose the transfer protocol you should use to upload your website. It is more confusing when almost everyone looks alike in the name, there are some differences between them, in particular, how data exchange occurs, security levels and the server or client firewall. FTP The FTP protocol (File Transfer Protocol) […] [read more]

We’ve put together the 6 free security software tools for system administrators. These tools are supposed to make your job easier and help you solve security problems more quickly. 1. KeePass Password Safe Free open source password manager, it helps you manage your passwords safely. You can store all your passwords in a database locked by a master key […] [read more]

A cyber attack is any kind of offensive action that targets systems, infrastructure or computer networks, or personal computers, using various methods to steal, modify or destroy data or computer systems. Today, we will describe the 10 most common types of cyberattacks: 1. Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks A denial of […] [read more]

If you do not know at all times the state of your network and your servers, you are like a blind pilot … it is the disaster announced. Fortunately, there are now some very good tools – commercial or open source – for monitoring the network and Windows Server. Since good and free is always better […] [read more]