Kemp LoadMaster is a great addition to any application delivery or general network infrastructure. In addition to features like application delivery, load balancing, SSL/TLS offloading, and authentication, LoadMaster also helps protect against common web security threats.
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Application Security is more important now than ever. The second part of the Kemp security series details how to keep your applications secure with the LoadMaster.
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Enabling TLS 1.2 on Exchange Server 2013 & 2016 – Part 1
by Kurt JungTransport Layer Security (TLS) is a cryptographic protocol that is used to secure communication over a network. The latest specification is TLS 1.2 as defined by the Internet Engineering Task…
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Introduction Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have been a prevalent method of disrupting service delivery from websites and other Internet based services for years.…
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As I referenced in my last blog post the last two years have been brutal from a security perspective, we are in the era of the 1) massive data breaches,…
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Contents Load Balancing Overview KEMP Virtual LoadMaster for Azure Use Cases Simplified Access to Complex Infrastructure Secure Traffic Management with SSL Offload and Reencrypt Single Sign-On and Active Directory integration…
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Getting started with Azure – the need for an Application Delivery Controller
by KempAs many businesses look to the Azure cloud, there are many application and network deployments that require the Layer 7 services of an advanced Load Balancer, like the KEMP LoadMaster…
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As most with most cloud hosting providers, Microsoft Azure does have its own internal load balancing plus it offers a basic layer 4 balancer that can route traffic evenly between…
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Hybrid Cloud deployments allow businesses to leverage the benefits of both on-premise and externally hosted clouds in order to provide optimal application delivery to their users. In considering application deployment…
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Achieving High Availability using LoadMaster for Windows Azure
by David QuaidAs the Windows Azure Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform continues to gain adoption, more complex applications are being deployed and a variety of unique use cases are developing. What…
Today’s applications are often made up of scores of interacting components and services, virtualized, containerized and spread across hybrid and multi-clouds. With such an amorphous architecture and the constant change…
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Advanced Traffic Manager and App Gateway in Microsoft Azure
by Dave Rendon
Advanced Load Balancer/Traffic Manager and App Gateway for HA for Microsoft Azure from KEMP Load Balancers An important issue when discussing and designing load balancing solutions is how to achieve…
Broken Authentication and Session Management Securely authenticating users, managing their sessions when connected, and ensuring proper logout when the sessions end are essential activities when delivering web applications. As are…
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HA (High Availability) and Reverse Proxy Security From a Load Balancer
by David Quaid
Reverse proxy is a vitally important element within application infrastructures to provide an additional layer of security for server instances by retrieving resources on behalf of users located in untrusted…