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AI redefines customer centricity, beyond language, region for IndiaMART: Nikhil Prabhakar

CIO Business Intelligence

To always keep the platform active, we moved to a dual cloud setup, which is backed up for disaster recovery and prepped for multi-region performance. We have also invested in multi factor authentication for our internal platform. This helped us attain 99.99% availability and made scaling easy.

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Protecting Oil and Gas Industry Infrastructure: Strategies for Resilience

SecureWorld News

Regularly updating and patching systems, including antivirus software, firewalls, and SCADA networks, can mitigate this risk. Multi-factor authentication (MFA): MFA ensures that access to critical systems is granted only after verifying user credentials through multiple channels.

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Four questions for a casino InfoSec director

CIO Business Intelligence

As learned from recent cyberattacks, user education has become a critical component to protecting against these threats as well.

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Cybersecurity

Dataconomy

Network security Network security protects the integrity of networks through the implementation of firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, preventing unauthorized access. Improved recovery times post-breach: Organizations can recover more swiftly with solid disaster recovery plans in place.

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Password Encryption 101: Best Practices Guide for Orgs of All Sizes

SecureWorld News

In addition, implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) can significantly enhance the security of the password database. Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) can also help protect the database from external threats. Finally, implement a database disaster recovery plan.

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Domains of Cybersecurity : A Brief Overview | Hacking into Cybersecurity

Linux Academy

Think about all the controls we have in place on our networks today: firewalls, authentication systems, intrusion detection and prevention systems (network- and host-based), router and switch security, operating system security, data encryption — the list goes on and on. It’s in this domain that we lump the following: Firewalls.