Immutable Backup Explained

An immutable backup or storage means that your data is fixed, unchangeable and can never be deleted. Having an immutable backup is important to any company that needs to ensure that they have a...

In-Memory Queries

In-Memory Queries Explained   Traditionally relational databased used disk to process data for a query operation. In effect, this meant that if a query was run against a large database, the...

Information Protection Explained

Accredited to: Dr. Dzaharudin Mansor Like the name entails, information protection is the use of solutions, technologies, processes, and policies to secure information stored across your...

Insider Threats Explained

Insider threats are security threats to business information systems that come from people within their own organisation. The source of an insider threat comes from existing employees, former...

Integrated Data Protection

Data protection refers to the safeguarding of information from being affected by losses, stolen, compromise or corrupted systems. With data coming from various sources today, data protection is...

IoT Analytics Explained

Internet of Things (IoT) analytics is the practice of gathering data from connected devices and analysing that data to gather insights or aid decision-making. Typically associated with...

IT Vendor Lock-In Explained

Vendor lock-in is a situation in which IT departments are unable to easily switch or migrate to different/newer technologies or services provided by a different vendor due to various reasons, such...

ITSM Explained

Information Technology Service Management—or simply, ITSM—refers to the strategic process of designing, delivering, managing and improving the way an organisation uses IT. In this case,...

Layered Endpoint Protection Explained

Layered endpoint protection explained Layered endpoint protection is a cybersecurity platform that integrates multiple layers of protection with a combination of rule-based techniques as...

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