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Access control is a vital component of cybersecurity. It preserves sensitive information by ensuring that

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When any signal is travelling from one medium to another medium, some characteristics are changed or unwanted signals are added. This unwanted signal is known as noise and characteristics which is changed to the signal is known as distortion. Noise is harder to remove than distortion. Different types of noise and distortion are explained.

“Secure by design” is a proactive approach that emphasizes incorporating security measures into the design process from the outset. By adhering to key principles such as least privilege access, secure default settings, and fail-secure designs, organizations can mitigate risks, reduce vulnerabilities, and create resilient systems. This blog explores the essence of “secure by design” and its importance in the modern cybersecurity landscape.

The Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) is a critical cybersecurity concept that limits user and system access rights to the minimum necessary. On the Internet of Things (IoT) landscape and within organizations, implementing PoLP through role-based access control, network segmentation, and regular audits can significantly reduce security risks, mitigate potential damage, and enhance overall security posture.

Embrace the power of SOAR, a groundbreaking cybersecurity approach that integrates automation, orchestration, and response. Discover how SOAR works with existing security tools, utilizes AI and machine learning, and enhances incident response. Learn about SOAR’s key components, its relationship with SIEM, and the significant advantages it provides organizations in combating cyber threats and strengthening their security posture.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a vital tool for organizations to monitor and protect their IT infrastructure. SIEM collects, analyzes, and correlates data from various sources to detect threats, ensure compliance, and enable rapid incident response. With advanced features like AI and cloud monitoring, SIEM continues to evolve to meet the growing security challenges faced by modern enterprises.