Keep What's Private, Private
You exist in digital form all over the Internet. It is thus important to ensure that the digital you matches what you are intending to share. It is also critical to guard your privacy — not only to avoid embarrassment, but also to protect your identity and finances!
Test Security Awareness Issue 1
This is a test newsletter for security Awreness
Lessons Learnt from the Ubuntunet Connect Conference, 2017
The Ubuntunet Connect Conference is a significant gathering especially for National and Research Networks(NRENS).
Lessons Learnt from the Ubuntunet Connect Conference, 2017
The Ubuntunet Connect Conference is a significant gathering especially for National and Research Networks(NRENS).
Lessons Learnt from the Ubuntunet Connect Conference, 2017
The Ubuntunet Connect Conference is a significant gathering especially for National and Research Networks(NRENS). Organized by the Ubuntunet Alliance, the regional research and networking organization for Eastern and Southern Africa, the annual conference is hosted by member NRENs. This year’s conference was hosted by the Ethiopian NREN, EthERNET.
Information Security Is Our Responsibility
Keeping the Internet safe and secure is a responsibility we all share .
As digital citizens, we are getting better about consistently protecting ourselves, our devices, and our family and friends. However, the Internet is always “on,” so we must remain vigilant and continue to connect with care in order to protect our mobile devices — including laptops, tablets, smartphones, and wearable technology — as well as our personal information.
Faculty Workshop Held On Use Of KENET Virtual Training Lab
Faculty who teach ICT Networking courses benefited from a 3 day workshop hosted by KENET. The workshop which ran from September 18-20, 2017 gave the 25 participants an opportunity to use the KENET virtual training lab for the first time. The training which was fully funded by KENET strengthened the faculty’s technical capacity so that their students can be more productive.
Scalable Campus Network Training, April 3-7, 2017
KENET concluded the Scalable Campus Training that was conducted from April 3-7 2017 at the KENET training center located at University of Nairobi. The training had 21 participants from 19 member organisations. The training was conducted by KENET senior Systems and Network Engineers and covered topics including Campus Network Design principles and best practices, Switching Architectures (STP), VLANs, IP routing and Campus Network Monitoring.The participants were able to configure the KENET training lab that has actual switches, routers and servers.