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Entries by paulmac
PhD In Communication Systems
After a challenging and rewarding decade in academia, I am thrilled to announce that I have been awarded a PhD in Network Communications from Lancaster University. This journey began with a three-year bachelor’s degree at Blackpool and The Fylde College, followed by a master’s degree in Cybersecurity at Lancaster University. I am incredibly grateful for […]
Streamlining IT: Reducing Complexity and Costs for a More Efficient Network
We recently completed a comprehensive network optimization and rationalization project for one of our clients, focusing on reducing complexity, enhancing security, and cutting costs.
Latest Windows Server Project Completion for a Prominent National Coach Company! 🚌💻
Network Installation at Local and national Coach Company
Paper accepted by Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers
I am really excited to announce the publication of my paper on Improving IP Geolocation by the IEEE This study identifies a method to create fine-grained multilayer maps of the Internet’s structure, which are currently lacking. We begin with an investigation of current techniques for geolocating hosts using passive, active, and hybrid methods. This is […]
Attending the North American Network Operating Group Conference
It was a fantastic week in Los Angeles attending the NANOG 86 conference. Met a lot of great people and listened to some excellent presentations. Great experience.
At the National Cyber Security Conference in Newport Wales
Sponsored by the NCSC to Attend the National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) Cyber Conference in Newport Wales.
Chinese hacking group targeting Microsoft Exchange Servers
The campaign has exploited recently discovered flaws in Microsoft Exchange software, stealing email and infecting computer servers with tools that let attackers take control remotely, “Everyone running these servers needs to act now to patch them. We are concerned that there are a large number of victims,” White House spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki said . After Microsoft […]