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Network monitoring has long been a crucial aspect of business operations, ensuring IT infrastructure functions smoothly and efficiently. It facilitates seamless communication, data transfer, and application performance. However, as modern IT environments become increasingly complex with the proliferation of cloud computing, virtualization, and the Internet of Things (IoT), traditional network monitoring methods are struggling to keep up. The sheer volume of data generated makes it challenging for human administrators to detect and resolve issues proactively.

IT-OT convergence is the integration of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology...

Data security is more critical now than ever before. Unfortunately, it’s also under constant threat. With vast amounts of sensitive information exchanged online daily, the risk of data breaches continues to grow.

A recent analysis by JPMorgan Chase has highlighted critical flaws in the CVSS scoring process, emphasizing how missing context can lead to misleading vulnerability prioritization. In the realm of cybersecurity, patching vulnerabilities is often seen as the ultimate safeguard. Patch those CVEs, and your organization is secure—right? Not quite. The reality is that patching isn’t as simple or as effective as it may seem. Given limited resources, business interruptions, and the overwhelming number of vulnerabilities, achieving 100% patching—even for critical and high-severity issues—can feel like an impossible task.

In today’s fast-paced business environment, simplicity is key. Many organizations prefer managing fewer vendors and streamlining procurement processes. To address this, Axway’s world-class solutions are now available on AWS Marketplace, offering a seamless and trusted way to access powerful tools for digital transformation.

In today’s digital age, safeguarding sensitive data is more important than ever. Yet, the risks associated with improper data erasure are often underestimated. A recent discovery shared by X user @dosdude1 reveals just how vulnerable improperly “wiped” drives can be, emphasizing the need for certified data erasure tools like Securaze Work.

The need for a data governance strategy often becomes clear as your organization evolves and your data landscape becomes more complex. If your organization is still relying on traditional on-premises data systems, the shift to cloud computing, along with an increasing flow of external data sources such as social media feeds, marketing data, and unstructured streams from various devices, can leave you feeling out of control. At this point, it may be time to consider a formal data governance strategy.

Quantum computers exist as we speak. While their full potential will still be years in the making, your business needs to start upping the ante on the encryption game without delay. 

Data security has transformed from a behind-the-scenes IT function to a critical business priority. This evolution stems from the increasing prevalence of data breaches that expose sensitive consumer information. In response, governments worldwide have established stringent regulations requiring organizations to safeguard Personally Identifiable Information (PII) through encryption and other protective measures.