Edge computing refers to a distributed IT infrastructure where the processing power is decentralised, allowing data to be collected, organised, analysed and processed locally and near to its source....

For most enterprises, email continues to be a primary channel of communication. According to a  study by the Radicati Group , the total volume of worldwide emails sent and received per day is...

Endpoint Detection & Response, or EDR, is a cybersecurity solution that continuously monitors endpoint devices (like laptops, desktops, and servers) for malicious activity. Unlike traditional...

Endpoint isolation is a technique used by cybersecurity solutions to segregate at-risk computers or other endpoint devices from the rest of the network in order to effectively remove the threat, run...

Endpoint Remediation is the process of resolving a cybersecurity threat once it has been identified to have infiltrated an endpoint device, such as a PC, laptop, mobile phone, tablet or even IoT...

We all think we know what cloud computing is, but when you ask different people to provide a definition it’s interesting to see the different responses that come back. Cloud Computing is...

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software system that acts as the central nervous system of a business. It integrates all the essential functions of your company, from finance and human...

Ethical hacking is the authorised practice of exploiting vulnerabilities in a computer system, network, or application to identify potential threats and weaknesses. Unlike malicious hackers who...

An evil twin attack is a hacking method in which an attacker purposely sets-up a Wi-Fi network that has the same name or SSID (sometimes even the same MAC address) as a legitimate one in order to...

Explainable AI, in simple terms, is the application of artificial intelligence and its subsets in processes in which the outputs or insights given should be understandable and trusted by human...