Up-to-date articles and guides on Law 5651, log management, hotspot solutions, cybersecurity and data protection.
Under Türkiye's data protection law (KVKK), a personal data breach must be reported to the Board within 72 hours. This guide covers what counts as a breach, an hour-by-hour action plan, the notification contents, and how log infrastructure underpins breach management.
Read moreA practical guide to Turkey's Law No. 5651 logging obligation — who must collect network logs, which records are required, and how to build a compliant, timestamped, and digitally signed system. It also shows how SignLogger handles collection, signing, captive portal, and archiving on a single platform.
Read moreSignLogger integrates directly with the Elektraweb and Opera Cloud PMS platforms to authenticate hotel guests on Wi-Fi in just seconds. Every session produces an identity-verified, Law No. 5651-compliant log.
Read moreA practical guide to Network Access Control (NAC): what it does, the core capabilities of SignLogger's NAC module (802.1X, MAB, dynamic VLANs, device profiling, posture checks, BYOD and guest access), real-world industry scenarios, and how NAC supports Law No. 5651 and KVKK compliance.
Read moreAn attacker who logs into a corporate Windows workstation with a stolen password is one of the most common first steps in modern attacks. This guide explains how SignLogger's Windows Login 2FA module adds a second verification layer across console, RDP, domain and workgroup logons.
Read moreProtect remote VPN access by adding two-factor authentication over RADIUS with SignLogger. This guide covers the architecture, supported firewall vendors, second-factor options, compliance mapping and a sub-one-hour FortiGate setup.
Read moreA practical overview of Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK / Law No. 6698): who it covers, core concepts, processing conditions, controller obligations, and 2026 penalties, plus a 7-step compliance roadmap and how it interacts with Law No. 5651.
Read moreTurkey's Law No. 5651 requires you to retain traffic logs, while KVKK forbids holding unnecessary data — but the two laws complement rather than contradict each other. This guide maps the practical friction points and shows how to satisfy both in a single workflow.
Read moreA practical guide to Türkiye's VERBİS data controllers' registry: who must register under KVKK, the current thresholds, the step-by-step process, deadlines, 2026 penalties, and common mistakes. It also shows how SignLogger's audit logs and retention policies supply concrete evidence for your VERBİS declaration.
Read moreA current breakdown of the administrative fines the Turkish Data Protection Authority can impose under KVKK (Law No. 6698) in 2026, plus the practical steps and log-management controls that reduce your exposure.
Read moreA practical guide to writing a KVKK (Law No. 6698) disclosure notice, covering the mandatory contents, a ready-to-use section template, common mistakes, and channel-specific notices — including guest Wi-Fi captive portals.
Read moreLog records almost always contain personal data, so your logging infrastructure falls squarely under Turkey's KVKK. This article explains how to retain, delete, and anonymize logs lawfully, and how to reconcile KVKK with Law No. 5651's mandatory retention periods.
Read moreExplicit consent is only one of the seven lawful bases for processing under KVKK (Law No. 6698) — and often the weakest. This guide explains when you genuinely need explicit consent, when another legal basis applies, and how to collect valid consent without the common mistakes.
Read moreTürkiye's civil registry (NVİ) has permanently closed the free public T.C. ID number verification web services that captive portals relied on for guest Wi-Fi identity checks. This guide explains what changed, why, who may still use the paid KPS alternative, and how hotspot operators can stay compliant with Law No. 5651.
Read moreA plain-language guide to Türkiye's internet law (Law No. 5651): who it covers, the core log-keeping and timestamping obligations, the penalties for non-compliance, and a step-by-step roadmap to becoming compliant. It also shows how SignLogger meets every technical requirement in one platform.
Read moreTurkey's Law No. 5651 requires internet traffic logs to be retained for between 6 months and 2 years. This guide explains how to choose the right period, calculate the disk space you need, and dispose of expired logs in line with KVKK.
Read moreIn Türkiye, any business offering guest Wi-Fi qualifies as a "mass-use provider" under Law No. 5651 and must identify users, log traffic, and sign records. This guide explains the obligations, accepted authentication methods, penalties, and how SignLogger delivers a compliant hotspot.
Read moreA practical breakdown of the log types Turkish businesses are legally required to keep under Law No. 5651 — session, NAT, hotspot, DHCP, DNS and RADIUS records — plus which devices produce them and how SignLogger collects, signs and archives everything on one platform.
Read moreUnder Turkey's Law No. 5651, retained logs only hold up as court evidence if you can prove they haven't been altered. This article explains how electronic signatures and timestamping deliver that proof, and how SignLogger automates the process through its TÜBİTAK Kamu SM integration.
Read moreA practical guide to the administrative fines Law No. 5651 imposes by business type, plus how BTK audits unfold and the steps you can take to avoid penalties.
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