Quality of Service (QoS) refers to a collection of technologies and mechanisms that manage and prioritize network traffic, guaranteeing consistent performance for critical applications even when network capacity is limited. Put simply, QoS allows organizations to fine-tune ...
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Security debt is emerging as a critical concern for IT and security teams. As businesses rapidly adopt new technologies, many carry forward legacy systems,...
Network infrastructure generates a constant stream of IP traffic, and understanding how that traffic moves is essential for maintaining performance, availability, and security. NetFlow...
Healthcare data security is not just an IT concern, but a fundamental pillar of patient care and organizational survival. From electronic health records (EHRs)...
There are many ways for attackers to move quietly through the network, using stolen credentials and subtle behavioral shifts to slip past firewalls and...
Unlike accidental data leaks caused by human error or misconfigured systems, data exfiltration is a deliberate and malicious act. It involves the unauthorized transfer...
We’ve seen more and more organizations leveraging AI for network security and monitoring. The reason? Modern networks are intricate ecosystems of cloud platforms, IoT...
As more businesses have migrated to the cloud, the question of how to protect digital assets in these dynamic, distributed environments has become critical....
For security teams, early detection is the difference between a minor incident and a full-scale breach. That’s where Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) come into...
Insider threat detection has become one of the most critical aspects of modern cybersecurity. Unlike external attacks, which originate from outside an organization, insider threats...
