Want to improve your network security? A Network Security Audit is a vulnerability assessment of your network infrastructure, security policies, and potential vulnerabilities. This audit helps identify security risks, unauthorized access points,…
One of the things we commonly get asked at Admiral for centralized MikroTik management is what security mechanisms do we have in place to protect access because, let's face it,…
Default usernames and passwords are significant security vulnerabilities on any internet facing device. It’s a bit like keeping a key to the front door under your mat. Certainly, it is…
From Mario Dujmovic, CTO at RemoteWinBox: Last Christmas I had a chance to go to Croatia and visit my family. While I was busy gaining 10lbs and hanging out with…
Allowed IP Addresses RemoteWinBox captures the IP address for your service when you add the router to the dashboard or click the “Fix It” button. We track these as Allowed…
Quick walk-thru of the security updates released on RemoteWinBox and Admiral dashboard. RemoteWinBox now scans for Meris exploit on MikroTik routers and displays indicators in the dashboard. https://youtu.be/P3RoHXXKbgk
Your data security continues to be a top priority for us, which is why we’re pleased to announce that we will be enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for our RemoteWinBox. 2FA…
Welcome to our 3rd installment of security best practices. Today we'll take a look at port knocking and service ports. If you missed part 1 and 2, you can find…
Welcome to part 2 of our security best practices series. In this article we'll go over usernames and passwords and Virtual Private Networking. In case you missed part 1, find…
With all of the scrutiny that we’re seeing on security right now, we thought it would be a good idea to share some security principles, tips, and tricks that are…
Admiral Academy pairs structured, weekly learning objectives with hands-on labs, instructor office hours, and live Q&A—while also providing on-demand video lessons so students can learn at their own pace.
The format is built for working network engineers, MSPs, and ISPs who want deep training without travel or week-long downtime.
