When dealing with networks, both wired and wireless, we can’t fail to mention the security issue. In the case of wireless networks, many users are unaware of the hazards lurking when switching between networks and using unprotected, unverified wireless networks. This article will answer your questions on securing the Wi-Fi network and making it resistant […]

To check whether a given IT infrastructure is resilient, and its LAN security strong, first, we need to run audits and penetration tests. While performing these, we use various protection breaching techniques to access the company’s resources. One of the basic tests is an attempt to obtain as much information as possible at a local […]

A cyber security audit is often the first step to ensuring the security of your business, especially when most employees work remotely. An audit is the starting point for building a continuous safety improvement process in the company. The process starts with non-invasive testing of specific resources in the infrastructure and checking these against given […]

Zero Trust, the concept of securing services and devices based on an implicit lack of trust, which can be applied to Industry 4.0, is a subject that is used in all cases in IT. It may seem that there is no longer a company, that does not use Zero Trust’s complete approach to security. However, the reality is not so bright. What problems and challenges does Industry 4.0 pose in terms of security? We will provide answers to these questions below. They will be based on visible trends in the manufacturing industry, as well as lessons learned from Grandmetric’s safety audits.

On 8th of October 2019 we hosted first event from the new series: Tech Meeting Series. The conference cycle is intended for IT departments, engineers and IT managers who want to follow latest technology trends, want to talk about the technology with others, share experience and look for solutions best suitable for their organizations.

Introduction to Wi-Fi Security Distributing data using wireless medium means that anyone can capture the signal. There is no boundary, like in case of cable communication, which prevents unwanted access. This means we must take other security measures. In this blogpost we will review current algorithms providing Wi-Fi security and we will take a sneak […]

A summary of the Grandmetric Autumn Events from 2017, including Job Affair in Warsaw, Global Enterpreneurship Week & Meetup in Poznan, and Future of Wireless Systems conference in Wrocław.

Latest threats like the already known WannCry ransomware show today, like never before, that organizations must concentrate more intensively on complementary approach to IT Security and that having obsolete solutions that were good a decade ago can bring tragic effects on brand image or even cause the bankruptcy of the biggest enterprises. Standard, legacy approach The […]