Security

HEAnet TCS (TERENA Certificate Service)

HEAnet is witnessing a need for server certificates in our own organisation and within the education and research community, mainly due to an increased awareness of the need for encrypted channels and the roll-out of authentication and authorisation middleware.
HEAnet TCS is providing no-cost server certificates vaid for three years to our clients. The server certificates can be used for institution services, including web(HTTPS), email(IMAPS), server authentication and any number of SSL or TLS based services that require trusted certificates.

Further information is available on the website https://certificates.heanet.ie or by emailing scs@heanet.ie

Anti-Spam

HEAnet in association with SpamHaus.org and TrendMicro.com
offer an Anti-Spam service to its clients at no additional cost.

CERT

HEAnet-CERT operates by agreement with JANET CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team). HEAnet utilise the services of JANET CSIRT to provide a single, trusted point of contact for our clients to deal with computer security incidents and their prevention. The aims of the service are to reduce the probability of successful attack, to reduce the direct costs of security to organisations and lower the risk of consequential damage.

Security Scanning

The HEAnet Security Scanning service is a vulnerability and risk assessment service that allows HEAnet clients to scan their own IP networks for security holes which, if not fixed, could become serious threats to their organisation's network security. The service allows those tasked with Network Management to probe their network's Internet-facing devices to identify those that may be vulnerable to attack from the Internet.

Security Auditing

Vunerability assesment and security review of our clients systems and resources.

LATEST NEWS

Recording of the HEA/An Taisce "Green Campus Aliance Meeting"

HEAnet, on behalf of The HEA and An Taisce, has recorded the Green Campus Alliance Meeting at Croke Park which took place on Thursday 26th January.

 

HEAnet at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2012

JBJohn Boland, Chief Executive pictured presenting HEAnet's Special Criteria Award to Matija Milenovic and Shane Gonley from Athlone Community College, Co Westmeath,

FileSender makes the move to HTML5

HTML5

HEAnet has recently upgraded FileSender (large file transfer service) to a HTML5 compatible module, which can be used with modern browsers supporting the HTML5 FileAPI. http://filesender.heanet.ie

 

HEAnet Welcomes its Latest Client

Kildare VECHEAnet has recently welcomed its latest client, Co Kildare Vocational Education Committee (VEC) who provide a comprehensive range of education services through Kildare: http://www.kildarevec.ie/