Security
Posts tagged «Security».
SMB backups & DR: the 3-2-1 rule without illusions
Backups and disaster recovery for SMBs: the 3-2-1 rule, RPO/RTO in plain language, downtime cost in RUB, and a restore-test checklist for offices of 30–150 people.
Read ArticleSecurity in 2026: Why VPNs are Obsolete and You Need Zero Trust
Traditional VPNs can no longer cope with modern threats. We explain why corporate networks must transition to Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA).
Read ArticleHow NineLab Built a Corporate SD-WAN Platform
Experience building a reliable and secure network infrastructure: VLESS/Reality encryption, load balancing, fault tolerance, and 900 Mbit/s on a standard VDS.
Read ArticleCorporate VPN: Why Public Services Are Dangerous
Corporate VPN vs consumer VPNs: data-leak and compliance risks of public clients, control over keys and logging, and why a dedicated, auditable stack matters for remote work in 2026.
Read ArticleComplete DDoS Protection: L3, L4, and L7 Attacks
DDoS across OSI layers: how L3, L4, and L7 attacks differ, why a single appliance is rarely enough, and how to combine scrubbing, WAF, and app architecture for resilient services.
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