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Today, technologies are becoming stronger through collaborations. Cloud computing and the IoT are two different rides that surprised the 21st century with their innovations and potential. Cloud computing is an on−demand power that delivers data storage, infrastructure, computing power, software, etc., to businesses when required and allows them to pay for their use. It made enormous resources accessible to everybody virtually without the need to install hardware at their premises. Cloud computing help organizations to improve productivity, better dealings with data, security, and growth. On the other hand, IoT brought smartness to everything. It has opened the doors for advanced ... Read More
Countless companies of all sizes today are used to two popular practices of ethical hacking and cloud computing. They have existed throughout history but have become increasingly important in today's technological and business world. Since the covid pandemic hit, cloud computing has reached its height as the pandemic demanded remote working culture from individuals to organizations. Cloud computing deserves all the credit for allowing automation, data availability, smooth remote working experience, and improving scalability. In every seed of good, there exists a piece of evil. In the same way, hackers also found the darker side of the cloud. This technology ... Read More
The recent settlement with Equifax over a data breach has brought cybersecurity back into the national conversation. People are angry and making accusations, but how can companies stop this from happening again? The answer is a little less newsworthy: Everything is in the code. Before it's too late, organizations can take different steps to deal with technical debt. When organizations don't keep their applications up to date with the latest patch or point level, this is called "technical debt." This leaves organizations open to what are called CVEs, or common vulnerabilities and exposures. 2 different scary things happened IN 2017 ... Read More
Having the right people learn the right things and having metrics in place to ensure knowledge transfer has occurred are both crucial reasons why formal information security education (here understood to mean attending classes in person, participating in online training courses either live or via recordings, or self-learning via printed material) is essential. You are always tuned to this requirement. It's like going to a doctor who has only read books about medicine and never gone to medical school or having someone defend you in court who has only read books about the law but never gone to law school ... Read More
It's terrifying that applications can have security flaws. The likelihood of a highly publicized data breach can be reduced if mistakes are avoided during the application's development, testing, and release phases. Security in applications should never be an afterthought or a negotiating point while developing new features or improving performance. DevSecOps ensures that the vast majority of application vulnerabilities are discovered before the code is released to production by conducting vulnerability assessments early in the development cycle. In today's competitive business environment, DevOps is a must-have skill for even the largest companies. Thus, security experts have embraced DevOps principles and ... Read More
IoT connects different gadgets so they may communicate and advance in intelligence. It integrates everything from household devices to industrial machines with the internet. These connected devices can receive and transmit signals, can understand commands from people, can work with a network of IoT−enabled devices. For instance, a smart home or smart city is a core application of the internet of things. With the Internet of Things, there are numerous ways to link devices, including WiFi, Bluetooth, cellular networks, LPWAN, and others. The term internet of things itself had the word internet. Any device connected to the internet is prone ... Read More
The protection of sensitive customer data is of the utmost significance in the context of today's information-driven economy. Everyone who works for a company shares some degree of responsibility for guarding the company's sensitive information against unauthorized access by outside parties such as hackers. As the practice of social engineering has become more widespread, there has been an accompanying rise in the likelihood that any company or business would be the target of an attack on its information and data systems.Everyone who works for the firm must ensure that he maintains the company's data securely and leave no loose ends ... Read More
In the history of the internet, network security has always been a problem. The field of ethical hacking has gained significant traction over the last few decades. While malevolent hackers want to gain access to systems for their gain, ethical hackers seek to keep those systems secure from harm. Ethical hacking involves breaking into a system on purpose to check its defenses or install various apps and safeguard it from cyberattacks. Most often, businesses will hire an ethical hacker to perform penetration testing. These hackers are highly skilled in computer security and play a crucial role in protecting the integrity ... Read More
Technology like the internet of things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence, and blockchain are challenging traditional business models and industries in this new era while giving companies unprecedented opportunities to stand out from the competition and adding value for their customers. Cloud computing is a crucial enabler for the adoption and development of these developing technologies because of the power scale, dynamic nature, and economics of cloud resources. IoT devices that control manufacturing production lines, robotics, sensors, and other IoT devices are frequently only operated on scattered networks and eventually need to link to a central data center to perform ... Read More
While the term "ethical hacker" may sound contradictory, there is a high need for skilled computer users who can assist businesses in identifying security holes, fortifying their networks, and preventing ransomware assaults. When ransomware attacks a computer, it encrypts the user's files so that the user can no longer access them without paying a ransom. The perpetrator then refuses to unlock the doors unless a ransom is paid. If they don't get paid, attackers often threaten to leak the information to the public after stealing a copy of it in advance. Network Security Breaches Hackers are still finding ways to ... Read More