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Why is UDP used more in VoIP than TCP?
16 Nov 2006If UDP is unreliable, why is it used more in VoIP rather than TCP? Read More
How to analyze a TCP and UDP network traffic spike
14 Apr 2009What does it mean when TCP and UDP network traffic spikes? Network security expert Mike Chapple explains what this means for enterprise network security management. Read More
How to configure SELinux for applications and services
31 Jul 2023Admins need to follow six steps to configure SELinux properly to run applications and services. This tutorial walks you through how to configure the security system. Read More
The role of name resolution in networking
05 Jul 2022Name resolution is essential in converting hostnames and IP addresses for network communications. Here's how the process resolves hostnames, queries servers and finds IP addresses. Read More
New side channel attack resurrects DNS poisoning threat
18 Nov 2021A new side channel attack would potentially allow attackers to poison DNS servers and reroute traffic to malicious sites. Read More
What are port scan attacks and how can they be prevented?
07 Jul 2021Port scans provide data on how networks operate. In the wrong hands, this info could be part of a larger malicious scheme. Learn how to detect and defend against port scan attacks. Read More
Christophe Bertrand
Practice DirectorPractice Director Christophe Bertrand covers data protection at TechTarget's Enterprise Strategy Group.Read More
M2MC claims a first for IoT messages delivery
10 Mar 2022Comms management firm’s acknowledgement feature will form part of a ‘unique’ integration platform, aiming to increase significantly the reliability of low-energy networks Read More
Application vs. network load balancing: What's the difference?
10 Feb 2022Network load balancing and application load balancing both handle traffic requests. But they process and direct those requests with different levels of speed and efficiency. Read More
Intro to encapsulation and decapsulation in networking
26 Jan 2022Encapsulation adds information to a packet as it travels to its destination. Decapsulation reverses the process by removing the info, so a destination device can read the original data. Read More