Brad Casey
Casey has a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, but after some soul searching a few years ago, he decided to obtain a Master of Science in Information Assurance. Casey enjoys dabbling in Java every now and then, and is fond of playing around in whatever Linux distribution happens to be on hand. Casey's true love, however, is using Wireshark to conduct network packet analysis - he's absolutely fascinated with watching packets dance across the wire. He's even found it helpful to his writing, where he strives to delve into the finer details of whatever concept he's attempting to illustrate. Casey sees this "detail diving" as a written version of a Wireshark capture.
Articles by Brad Casey
The Trouble With IPv6
IPv6 infrastructure appears to be on the way, but the switch from IPv4 won't come without obstacles. Find out more here
Top 3 Wi-Fi Security Vulnerabilities
Wi-Fi technology has resulted in an explosion of connectivity, but this communication medium has some vulnerabilities. If proper...
Border Gateway Protocol: The Biggest Network Vulnerability Of All?
When BGP was developed, network security wasn't an issue. That's why the problem with BGP is also its greatest advantage: its simplicity
Linux Distros: Which One's Best?
The automation, technical support and easy installation of a Microsoft platform make it seem like an easy choice over Linux distros for...
Can Public Key Infrastructure Provide More Security Online?
So just how safe is your data? Here we take a deeper look at the PKI technology designed to protect it
VoIP over 4G: The Future in VoIP Communications
Find out why the distinction between voice and data services is quickly falling by the wayside
BackTrack Linux: Penetration Testing Made Easy
BackTrack Linux can reveal some very serious shortcomings within a given network. It can also reveal some viable methods to fix them
Snort and the Value of Detecting the Undetectable
Snort is a passive tool for network packet analysis and network forensics, but it isn't a security solution. Learn more about it here
802.11ac: Gigabit Wireless LAN
Although the 802.11ac standard is still a few years away from implementation, the time to start thinking about whether to focus on Ethernet...
How Virtualization Drives Efficiency
There are still a few wrinkles to be ironed out, but IT professionals are excited about virtualization's boundless potential
Linux: Bastion of Freedom
Learn about the Linux operating system and its value in a small - or medium-sized business's network architecture
VoIP - Backdoor to Your Network?
VoIP is well known for its cost effectiveness, but security should be considered before you embark on a VoIP implementation
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