In a world where cyber threats are as common as coffee breaks, organisations must step up their game with security auditing to protect their networks and stay on the right side of regulations. Think of security auditing as your IT system’s health checkup, systematically evaluating everything from servers to processes to uncover vulnerabilities, ensure compliance,…
In today’s digital world, businesses need to be vigilant about potential cyberattacks. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions help organisations monitor their networks for unusual activity that could be a sign of a threat. However, a major challenge that security teams face is dealing with false positives—alerts that flag potential problems but turn out…
In the rapidly evolving landscape of IT management, organisations are continually faced with the challenge of efficiently managing their Active Directory (AD) environments. Active Directory plays a pivotal role in controlling access to critical resources, managing user identities, and ensuring the security of an organisation’s digital infrastructure.
Active Directory (AD) is a service that allows organisations to connect users, resources, and data. With it, administrators can easily manage multiple user accounts and devices within the organisational network. AD helps centralise resources and tighten security, and it allows for effective administrative control.
Author: Georgina van den Heever, Content Marketing Coordinator, ITR Technology The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has brought unparalleled convenience to our lives, but it has also opened up new avenues for cyber threats. As the attack surface expands, organisations need robust solutions to secure their IoT ecosystems. In this article, we’ll delve…
A data poisoning attack involves manipulating the training data used for machine learning models with the intention of influencing the model’s behaviour in an undesirable way. This type of attack can lead to incorrect predictions or classifications by the model, potentially causing serious consequences.Â
Fluctuations in network usage within organisations can occasionally surge due to several factors. For instance, increased traffic might stem from activities such as large-scale promotional campaigns, sudden software updates or patches, escalated remote work demands, or even unforeseen security incidents. An article published by the Financial Express claims e-commerce order volumes spiked by 23% in 2023 during Black Friday sales on the Unicommerce platform.
Though years may pass, one thing that never changes is our commitment towards providing hassle-free certificate life cycle management for every enterprise. To stay true to this goal, over the years, our team has constantly improved its offerings to match user requisites and market needs, and 2023 was no different, with updates that redefined the administrative experience and enhanced product security.
Did you know that in 2022, the mean time to detect a breach was as many as 207 days? It’s crucial for organisations to detect and prioritise threats promptly, so they can be contained. One of the best ways to detect and prioritise threats is to constantly analyse the level of risk posed by users and devices in a network.
A new set of security vulnerabilities have surfaced with the increased adoption of remote work. This has led to a surge in the number of IT and email-based attacks. Data theft and hacking techniques are becoming more sophisticated and tricky to crack.
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