Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) Explained

Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) is a technology that allows for the centralised oversight and administration of IT infrastructure, including devices, networks, and applications. It functions...

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Explained

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is an NLP technique that enhances the accuracy and factual grounding of Large Language Models (LLMs) . LLMs, with their massive parameter counts, excel at...

Robotic Process Automation explained

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology that allows computer software to be configured to emulate a wide range of computer-centric processes or interact with applications the way humans...

Rogue Access Points Explained

A Rogue Access Point is defined as any wireless Access Point that are not part of the network. It might be operating on the same or an adjacent frequency, occupying the spectrum, raising the noise...

Ryuk Ransomware

What is Ryuk Ransomware?  Ryuk has not grabbed the mainstream headlines in the same way as wannabe or Petya but arguably it is much more significant. First reported in August 2018,...

SANtricity Explained

To enable businesses to keep up with the competition and the pace of digitization, NetApp announced last year their new SANtricity software for both its EF-series all-flash and E-Series storage...

SD-WAN Appliance Explained

SD-WAN is a virtual Wide Area Network (WAN) architecture that is designed to allow businesses to leverage networks to meet the growth of cloud computing and other mobile devices. SD-WAN leverages on...

Secure Authentication Explained

Accredited to: Dr. Dzaharudin Mansor Authentication is the process of correctly verifying a user’s identity. It answers the question of, “who are you?” when a person...

Secure SD-WAN Explained

A secure SD-WAN is as the name suggests: A Software-Defined Wide Area Network that is protected across the multiple branch locations it covers. Now, an SD-WAN is typically designed to include...

Security Operations Centre Explained

A Security Operations Centre (SOC) is the central nervous system of an organisation's cybersecurity posture. It's a team of skilled security professionals, processes, and technologies...

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