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What is High Availability?

 All business owners know that maintaining uninterrupted operations essential for achieving success. High availability has emerged as a vital concept that ensures businesses can function seamlessly without disruptions. But what is high availability? Understanding High Availability High availability refers to a system’s capacity to function continuously without interruptions within a specified timeframe. This concept

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Firewall Upgrades and Upkeep: Enhance Security

Firewall Upgrades and Upkeep: Enhance Security  Firewall replacements are often the most overlooked item of upkeep in a business. While businesses heavily rely on firewalls to protect their networks from cyber threats, many don’t comprehend the significance of regularly updating your firewalls, the risks associated with aging hardware, and the benefits of proactive maintenance.

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What Is Patching and Why Is It Important?

Fix Vulnerabilities with Effective Patch Management Software Development and Vulnerabilities Software development involves the creation of software designed to solve a problem or improve efficiencies within an organization. When writing the code, developers should use secure coding practices, known as development security operations (DevSecOps). Quality testing should also be performed to identify and address any

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Using an MDR Service vs. Building Capabilities Internally

The Need for Detection and Response Cybersecurity is a top priority for businesses of all sizes due to the constant barrage of attacks. Monitoring system logs, detecting cybersecurity incidents, and responding are important parts of every sophisticated cybersecurity operation. In 2022, the average response time for a cybersecurity threat was 277 days, which is too

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FTC Compliance: The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Revision

Amended Safeguards Rule from FTC On December 9th, 2021, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) amended the Safeguards Rule, the 1999 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, to put more meat on the bones of the previous rule. In this revision, the FTC has made the Safeguards Rule prescriptive by providing a list of actions and controls that are required

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