What Is Endpoint Detection and Response? Definition, Importance, Key Components, and Best Practices
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) monitors endpoint devices to detect suspicious activity in real time and execute a response.
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) monitors endpoint devices to detect suspicious activity in real time and execute a response.
Patch management involves identifying, prioritizing, obtaining, testing, and deploying patches to improve existing code. Learn how it works.
The Windows 11 upgrade is now available to all Windows users globally. While the new generation promises a significant performance boost, it also improves computer security. Learn what’s new.
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Rootkits allow a threat actor to remotely access and control a device (or its components) while evading detection.
Terraform is a tool used for creating and managing IT infrastructure. Ansible automates provisioning, deployment, and other IT processes. This article covers the key differences between them.
Managed IT services let you outsource 100% or selective IT infrastructure processes (including backup and security) to a third-party vendor. Learn its benefits.
Dr. Yael Villa, SVP of cyber security, Allot, shares how rethinking security relationships with CSPs can improve IoT devices’ security posture. Decode her insights.
Have you ever wondered why, despite the advanced technology, people still don’t use video conferencing that much? This article lists down some of the main challenges associated with video conferencing and how they can be resolved
UNIX, Linux, and Windows come with GUIs, hardware support, networking, and file management. They differ in architecture and applications.