By disabling guest authentication by default, Microsoft has taken a significant step towards enhancing network security. At Visuality Systems’ SMB protocol libraries are aligned with Microsoft’s security advancements, supporting organizations in maintaining robust network defenses.
As cyberattacks grow in scale and sophistication, measures like NTLM blocking are essential to safeguard sensitive authentication data. By enforcing secure defaults and encouraging the use of modern protocols, like Kerberos, Microsoft continues to strengthen the security posture of SMB communications.
SMB signing is a cornerstone of secure SMB communication, ensuring the integrity and authenticity of your data. With Microsoft’s latest updates, this feature is now more robust and easier to implement than ever.
Ultimately, Ohalo selected Visuality Systems’ jNQ SMB Java library for its unmatched robustness and stability, essential qualities for delivering reliable performance across diverse SMB environments.
By upgrading to SMB3, your system components can benefit from enhanced performance, better security features, and improved interoperability with modern systems. Whether you’re in manufacturing, Smart Factory, or IIoT, making this move can significantly enhance your operational efficiency.
If you’ve experienced SMB protocol issues with your NAS, such as difficulty accessing your files, it could be due to these new updates. Here’s what you need to know.
In this article, we delve into the pivotal reasons why jNQ emerges as the premier choice, surpassing open-source alternatives and addressing critical considerations unique to Java SMB Client library selection.
By embracing SMB over QUIC, organizations can bolster their ransomware defenses while facilitating secure and efficient file sharing across disparate networks. Windows Server 2025 introduced SMB over QUIC support, previously exclusive to Azure environments.
By implementing these recommendations and staying vigilant, you can safeguard your networks against potential threats like LockBit and QakBot, ensuring the resilience of your SMB infrastructure in the face of evolving cyber risks.