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Upcoming Webinar: Show Me the Record: Turning Cyber Controls into Bill C-8 Evidence

Bill C-8 (which enacts the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act) became law in June 2026, shifting Canadian critical infrastructure from voluntary security guidelines to strict,

In an OT Network, Something New Is the Alert

OT network change detection sounds like a compliance checkbox. In practice, it is one of the most precise detection methods a plant, substation, or pumping

Understanding Suricata: The Open-Source Engine Inside Your Security Stack

There is a good chance Suricata already runs somewhere in your network, even if nobody on your team has ever typed its name. So what

Introducing Stamus Networks: Network Security Built For The Bill C-8 Era

The ground shifted in June Bill C-8 received Royal Assent in June. For designated operators in telecommunications, energy, finance, nuclear and transportation, the Critical Cyber

From Vienna to CERN: The European Innovation Behind Modern Network and Timing Infrastructure

Sub-nanosecond timing over Ethernet was not born in a product roadmap. It came out of CERN, where physicists needed the White Rabbit protocol to synchronize

Encrypted Client Hello Is Here. What Can Your Network Tools Still See?

In March 2026 the IETF published RFC 9849, standardizing TLS Encrypted Client Hello. In plain terms, the part of the TLS handshake that announces which

The Second Ring of C-8: What Selling to Critical Infrastructure Now Requires

This article is a follow-up to our Bill C-8 overview post The contract renewal arrives from a customer you’ve served for a decade: a telecom,

Keysight Network Visibility, Testing and Security: Where Each Piece Fits

You can’t secure or troubleshoot traffic you can’t see. That’s an old line, but it has become a harder problem: hybrid cloud, encrypted east-west traffic,