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In today’s hyper-connected world, protecting personal information is more important than ever. As technology evolves, so do the methods cybercriminals use to access and exploit sensitive data. From financial transactions to identity documents, our growing dependence on digital systems makes us increasingly vulnerable to information theft. One emerging threat in this space is RFID skimming—a technique used to silently steal data from RFID-enabled cards like credit cards, passports, and access cards, often without the victim ever realizing it.

If you’re a gamer of a certain generation, you probably remember the arcade classic Asteroids. You piloted a tiny triangular ship, dodging and shooting incoming space rocks that started slow but gradually sped up. Success required rapid decision-making—figuring out which rocks posed a real threat and which you could afford to ignore.

Today we’re going to show you how to be a hero by connecting machines and logging data to your analytics tool of choice in 12 minutes or less using the Axoflow Platform.

Data being the lifeblood of organizations now, it stands to reason that keeping the right data available to the right people is a key to success in business today. And lowering costs while still positioning the organization for desired growth and positive customer experience are likely some of your business’s largest challenges. 

In today’s hyper-connected world, managing a modern network feels like navigating a bustling highway during rush hour. With a constant influx of devices, applications, and users, network administrators face a daunting array of challenges: limited visibility into traffic flows, difficulty troubleshooting performance issues, and the ever-present threat of cyberattacks. These complexities demand sophisticated tools and techniques to maintain network stability, security, and optimal performance. Enter NetFlow, a powerful technology that provides invaluable insights into network traffic, empowering administrators to proactively address challenges and optimize network operations.

In today’s digital age, data is the cornerstone of modern business operations. Companies rely heavily on vast amounts of information—from customer details and financial records to intellectual property and internal communications—to stay competitive and function efficiently. However, this dependence also makes them prime targets for cybercriminals who constantly evolve their tactics to exploit vulnerabilities. Without robust data protection measures, organizations risk losing more than just data—they risk losing trust.

In the world of relational databases, data is typically structured according to normalization principles. The goal is to reduce redundancy and enforce data integrity. This has long been the foundation of database design, especially when data is organized into the Third Normal Form (3NF) or even the Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF). However, as data becomes more normalized, it also becomes less aligned with the format needed for reports, dashboards, and business intelligence applications.

In today’s fast-moving IT landscape, network visibility has shifted from being a luxury to an absolute necessity.

RFID Skimming: The Real-World Threat You Can’t Ignore