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What Is a Security Operations Center (SOC) in Cybersecurity?
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Password Policies and Presents: Your Digital Defenses for 2025
As the holiday season wraps up, IT specialists and business decision-makers know that cyber threats don’t take time off. Heading into the New Year, fortifying your organization’s digital defenses should be a top priority. Strong passwords and multi-fac
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7 Security Operations Center (SOC) Tools for Advanced Security
Ransomware attacks have tripled since 2020. The average incident now costs businesses $1.85 million, and that number keeps climbing. And while 60% of companies run security operations centers (SOCs), most are flying blind with fragmented tools and silo
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Twas The Night Before Christmas – Christmas Cyber Attack Edition
Twas the Night Before Christmas… ‘Twas the night before the Christmas and all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The data was collected in the server with care, In the hopes that hackers would never be there. The techs
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How to Protect Your Network with Air-Gapped Systems
Cyber threats are evolving faster than you can say “two-factor authentication.” From sneaky ransomware to persistent threats that lurk in the shadows of your network, the online landscape can feel like a digital minefield. If you’re responsible for kee
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Access Management: 9 IAM Best Practices in 2025 (and Beyond)
The way we manage digital identities and access is changing. Fast. And Identity and Access Management (IAM) is evolving to keep up. IAM isn’t just about checking identities at the digital door—it’s about knowing exactly who should be where, when, and w
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Disaster Recovery as a Service: DRaaS Explained
The phrase “expect the unexpected” has never been more relevant. Natural disaster, cyber attacks, insider threats—there’s a never-ending list of things trying to harm your business. And it’s not a matter of if they’ll eventually succeed—it’s when. That
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