As a strategic imperative, security is near the top of every CTO’s priority list. However, each new product and technology that comes to market is accompanied by new jargon and terminology – some of which are more important than others. The concept of an Endpoint Security Console is one concept that is worth understanding – […]
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A multilayer approach to cybersecurity is the only effective way to deal with modern cyber threats. There are typically six layers in this approach – people, physical, network, server, application and data – but they all serve one common goal – to protect your data. Time to strengthen your backup routines Data recovery is an
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2FA – yet another IT industry acronym – is short for ‘two-factor authentication’. Increasingly common, this technology is an extremely important safeguard which can be deployed with minimal effort to better protect your systems and data. But what is 2FA? Historically all you needed was a username and a password to access protected resources –
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Cryptocurrency tends to be overlooked by most organisations – unless they receive a ransomware demand to be paid in Bitcoin. However, there is a growing interest in virtual currencies and the promise of getting rich quick has helped to create a new branch of cybercrime – illicit cryptomining. What is cryptomining? Unlike traditional fiat currencies
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Unlike other hyperscalers, Oracle has built their cloud platforms to include multi-layer security from the outset. This ensures that systems and services hosted in Oracle Cloud are secured against many of the flaws and weaknesses that have affected other providers. Zero Trust as standard At the heart of Oracle security is the concept of ‘zero
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