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SonicWall TZ Series Gen 8: An Overview of the New TZ280P
Firewalls

By Lucas Modrall | July 16, 2026

SonicWall TZ Series Gen 8: An Overview of the New TZ280P

Discover the TZ280P from the SonicWall TZ series, including its PoE, enterprise-grade security, and scalable performance for small offices.

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Sophos Firewalls Models Comparison: XGS 3100 vs 3300 vs 4300
Firewalls

By Lucas Modrall | July 8, 2026

Sophos Firewalls Models Comparison: XGS 3100 vs 3300 vs 4300

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Meraki MX Firewall 250: Here’s What Businesses Need to Know
Cisco Meraki

By Lucas Modrall | July 7, 2026

Meraki MX Firewall 250: Here’s What Businesses Need to Know

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End User Protection

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SSL VPN Appliance Solutions are Aging: How Zero Trust (ZTNA) is Taking Over
Cybersecurity

By Lucas Modrall | June 3, 2026

SSL VPN Appliance Solutions are Aging: How Zero Trust (ZTNA) is Taking Over

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Email Security

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SonicWall Email Security: Hosted Email Security vs On-Premise Appliances
Email Security

By Lucas Modrall | December 9, 2025

SonicWall Email Security: Hosted Email Security vs On-Premise Appliances

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5 Best Practices for Email Security and the Right Tools to Back You Up
Email Security

By Lucas Modrall | November 13, 2025

5 Best Practices for Email Security and the Right Tools to Back You Up

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Wireless Access Points

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Fortinet Access Points FortiAP-221E vs 231K: A Breakdown of the Technicalities
Fortinet

By Lucas Modrall | January 13, 2026

Fortinet Access Points FortiAP-221E vs 231K: A Breakdown of the Technicalities

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Sophos Wireless AP 420 vs 840: Choosing the Right AP for a Growing Business
Sophos

By Lucas Modrall | November 5, 2025

Sophos Wireless AP 420 vs 840: Choosing the Right AP for a Growing Business

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SonicWall SonicWave 231c vs SonicWave 621: More Than a Jump in Performance
SonicWall

By Lucas Modrall | August 13, 2025

SonicWall SonicWave 231c vs SonicWave 621: More Than a Jump in Performance

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Threat dictionary

Rootkit

A rootkit is software often used by hackers to carry out a cyber attack. It may either disguise the presence of malware by hiding malicious programs and processes or be the vessel used by a bad actor to gain control of a system.

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Rootkit