A unified threat management system is defined as a single security solution or appliance that offers multiple security functions at a single point on the network. In this article, we explain what Unified Threat Management (UTM) is, its features, software vendor evaluation parameters and the top 10 software in 2021.
This article shares three reasons organizations need flexible solutions when shifting to a modern management methodology.
The pandemic bolstered the transition to automation, particularly for industries at the cusp of the transformation. Let’s talk about four industries where the demand for automation is highest and discuss the key hurdles that prevent these industries from completely adopting automation.
AI tools like ChatGPT can potentially replace humans in numerous job roles. Learn about the jobs most likely to be in danger due to AI.
A ransom payment is a tiny fraction of the costs an organization has to bear after suffering a ransomware attack. Let’s look at how business continuity planning can help reduce recovery costs.
Exploring the issues that arise from a lack of trust and transparency when screening potential employees, this article by Gaurang Torvekar, Co-Founder and CTO at Indorse, discusses the potential groundbreaking solutions that blockchain can bring to the space
How does a machine learn? Like anything else, it gets trained.
But unlike animals – and human animals – which still learn from each other, most machines hav…
It is time to re-evaluate Linux security strategy as the growing use of Linux based resources is attracting more cyberattacks.
With organizations trying to attract job seekers, which job postings attract candidates, and which ones drive them away? Discover the latest findings.
Machine language is a binary language, while assembly language is a low-level language that computers translate before execution. Discover the differences here.
