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Behind The Scenes Of Productivity And Efficiency Are Questions
In today’s security world, resources are like gold. The skilled people and technological tools, not to mention the money… The post Behind The Scenes Of Productivity And Efficiency Are Questions appeared first on ZeroNorth. The post Behind The Scenes Of Productivity And Efficiency Are Questions appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Google Cloud Identity vs Active Directory
IT admins that are leveraging G Suite often ask a simple question: “Can Google Cloud Identity replace Microsoft Active Directory®?” As more IT organizations move to the cloud, the question around the shift from on-prem identity management to cloud IAM (identity and access management) has been coming up more and more frequently. Unfortunately, the Google […] […]
Jon Griffin
The Largest DDoS Attacks & What You Can Learn From Them
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) is an attack that focuses on making the website unavailable to its legitimate users. DDoS attacks can produce service interruptions, introduce large response delays, and cause various business losses. Denial-of-Service Attacks result in two ways —they either flood services or crash services. Attackers execute DDoS throu […]
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The Joy of Tech®, ‘When They Change The Coffee Lids…’
via the Comic Noggins of Nitrozac and Snaggy at The Joy of Tech® Permalink The post The Joy of Tech®, ‘When They Change The Coffee Lids…’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Security BSides London 2019, Chris Le Roy’s ‘Build To Hack, Hack To Build’
Many thanks to Security BSides London for publishing their outstanding conference videos on YouTube. Permalink The post Security BSides London 2019, Chris Le Roy’s ‘Build To Hack, Hack To Build’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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