Network Isolation Access Client (NIAC)

CDN is an online service that accelerates the delivery of content over the internet. It works by caching and distributing web content on a global network of servers located in different geographical locations, making it faster for users to access websites and applications. CDN helps businesses to improve user experience and deliver high-performance content reliably across the globe. By leveraging its advanced technologies, businesses can benefit from higher availability, scalability and security for their applications. It's easy to set up and use - just choose from one of our reliable cloud providers to get started!

API Token is an authentication mechanism used to identify and authorize users when accessing a website or application. It enables secure access by providing a unique, encrypted identifier that is used to approve user access. API tokens are used as an additional layer of security, ensuring only authorized users have access to the application. They are easy to use - simply enter the token when prompted during the login process. This reliable form of authentication helps ensure your data remains secure and private.

A brute-force attack is a method used to gain access to restricted information, accounts, or systems by using trial and error. It involves trying all possible combinations of characters until the correct one is found. Brute-force attacks are commonly used to crack passwords, find hidden files or uncover security flaws in websites and databases. To protect against this type of attack, websites should use strong authentication methods and regularly change their passwords.

IP tracking, also known as IP grabbing, extracts the IP addresses of unknowing users with third-party services. Malicious individuals can manipulate IP addresses to affect users' access to websites and online content.

A Firewall is a tool for securing a computer or network environment. It acts as a barrier between the internal and external networks, preventing malicious traffic from entering the network while allowing legitimate traffic to pass through. Firewalls are used to protect valuable data from unauthorized access, detect and prevent attacks, and ensure that only approved users can access restricted areas. Firewalls use various technologies such as packet filtering, application gateway security, URL filtering, etc., to monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic. To use a firewall effectively, it must be properly configured according to the specific needs of the organization.