Network Access Control
Network Access Control (NAC) is a technology that unifies endpoint security technology, user or system authentication and network security enforcement, in order to allow or prevent a user from connecting to the LAN or WLAN.
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Aerohive Networks
Aerohive Networks is pioneering a next-generation wireless LAN architecture. Aerohive’s…
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Pulse Secure
After the takeover from Juniper, PulseSecure positions itself as a market leader in remote…
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WAN Optimization Audit
Are you having trouble with your applications on your WAN ? Is your ERP working too slow ?…
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Belgian researchers find serious leak in WPA2 security
Researchers Mathy Vanhoef and Frank Piessens discovered a weakness in the WPA2 protocol. An attacker within range of a victim can exploit this weakness using key reinstallation attacks (KRACKs). Effectively, attackers can use this attack technique to read information that was previously assumed to be safely encrypted. This can be abused to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos, and so on.
The attack works against all modern protected Wi-Fi networks. Depending on the network configuration, it is also possible to inject and manipulate data. For example, an attacker might be able to inject ransomware or other malware into websites.
The weaknesses are in the Wi-Fi standard itself, and not in individual products or implementations. Therefore, any correct implementation of WPA2 is likely affected. To prevent the attack, users must update affected products as soon as…
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KMO-Portefeuille
Kappa Data recently became a recognized Service Provider of the SME portfolio-initiative (better known as “KMO Portefeuille”). Which means that all courses organized by Kappa Data qualify for subsidies by the Flemish Government. If your headquarters is located in the Flemish Region, and you meet all the criteria, you can request up to 40% of subsidies. Please visit the official website (http://www.vlaio.be/artikel/komt-mijn-onderneming-aanmerking-voor-de-subsidie) to check if your company is eligible.
Quickly check your eligibility?
You are a commercial company with legal personality (eg: NV, BVBA, VOF, GCV, ...)
The person works for a company and the activity is exercised in the Flemish Region
The company’s key activity (NACEBEL code) is on this list (http://www.vlaio.be/sites/default/files/documenten/bijlage-mb-kmo-portefeuille-30032016.pdf)
Small Company: less than 50 FTE employees and less than 10 Million of Sales or Assets (40% subsidy – max. 10.000 EUR per year)
Medium Enterprise: Less than 250 FTE employees and less than 50 Million of Sales or less than 43 Million of Assets (30% subsidy – max. 15.000 EUR per year)
You need to be registered first!
If you wish to make use of the SME Portfolio, both the applicant and the company need to be registered first. Registration can be done online using your eID. For more information, please visit this page (http://www.vlaio.be/artikel/registratie-en-aanmelden)
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Register online for the training you wish to attend at Kappa Data and accept our terms and conditions.
You will receive an Invoice from Kappa Data for this training (e.g. 1.210 EUR incl. VAT)
Pay the VAT amount directly to the bank account of Kappa Data (e.g. 210 EUR – IBAN account is mentioned on the invoice)
Log in onto the “KMO Portefeuille” website (https://authenticatie.vlaanderen.be/stb/html/ssologin) and apply for your grant
Enter the amount without VAT
Registration number Kappa Data: DV.O218625
Enter the start date of the training
You will receive an electronic bank account number on the KMO Portefeuille Portal:
Wire the non-subsidized amount onto this electronic account:
A Small Sized Company pays 60% (40% subsidized, so in this example you have to pay 600 EUR)
A Medium Sized Company pays 70% (only 30% subsidized, hence you pay 700 EUR)
Once the Flemish Government receives the non-subsidized amount, they will wire the amount of subsidy to you’re the same electronic KMO Portefeuille bank account.
After completing above steps, log in to the “KMO Portefeuille” website and and wire transfer the total amount for this training (your contribution + the subsidy, without VAT) to the electronic KMO Portefeuille bank account of Kappa Data.
For every participant, we expect the payment in full before the training starts.
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