An employee opens a laptop at an airport, chooses the network that looks like the airport’s free Wi-Fi, and gets a page asking for an email address and password. It feels routine. A few minutes later, that employee may have a connection, but someone else may have their credentials. For years, warnings about public Wi-Fi… Read More
Security researchers have uncovered an active attack campaign targeting hotel WiFi infrastructure. Rather than tricking users into clicking phishing emails, attackers are compromising hotel network equipment itself to steal Microsoft 365 credentials from business travelers. For MSPs and cybersecurity providers, this is more than another headline. It is a reminder that customers with traveling employees… Read More
Managed service providers have perfected a ritual that no longer has an acceptable ending. A vulnerability is announced. Advisories flood inboxes. Vendors scramble to release patches. Engineers drop everything, assess exposed clients, negotiate maintenance windows, push updates, and document the remediation, only to start the cycle again weeks or months later. This has been normalized…. Read More
For years, cybersecurity teams have followed a familiar playbook when new vulnerabilities emerge: identify affected systems, apply the vendor patch, and move on. But a recently disclosed SonicWall SSL-VPN incident demonstrates why that approach is becoming increasingly risky in today’s threat landscape. According to recent research from ReliaQuest, attackers have been actively exploiting a flaw… Read More
For years, SSL VPN appliances were treated as a standard part of remote access. Businesses deployed them, employees logged in from home, and IT teams considered the problem solved. But the security landscape surrounding SSL VPN has changed dramatically, and cyber insurance companies have noticed. Today, insurers are no longer viewing legacy SSL VPN infrastructure… Read More
For years, cybersecurity teams treated SSL-VPN vulnerabilities as a maintenance problem. Patch the appliance. Update the firmware. Rotate credentials. Move on. But in June 2024, the conversation shifted in a significant way. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued these alerts: June 2024: CISA and allied agencies cite 22+ Known Exploited Vulnerabilities in VPNs… Read More
A Strong Start to the Year Private Communications has kicked off 2026 with a series of meaningful enhancements to Remote WorkForce, focused on improving performance, scalability, and day-to-day usability. The first quarter introduced foundational upgrades that not only improve the current experience but also position the platform for continued growth throughout the year. These updates… Read More
Zero Trust Network Access, or ZTNA, has quickly moved from an emerging concept to a widely accepted security standard. Across the industry, there is strong agreement that the traditional perimeter-based model no longer reflects how modern organizations operate. Applications are no longer confined to a single network, and users are no longer working from a… Read More
Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) has moved from an enterprise buzzword to a practical priority for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). What once felt complex and out of reach is now becoming both accessible and necessary. Adoption is accelerating quickly, yet the market remains wide open, creating a rare window of opportunity for SMBs to… Read More
Quezon City, Philippines – 23th March 2026 – Multicore Technologies, Inc., one of the Philippines’ leading value-added distributors of enterprise technology solutions, today announced a strategic distribution agreement with Private Communications Corp (PCC), a global innovator in cloud-native cybersecurity. This partnership officially launches Remote WorkForce ZTNA in the Philippine market, providing local businesses with a modern,… Read More
