Insider threats are security threats to business information systems that come from people within their own organisation. The source of an insider threat comes from existing employees, former...

Integrated Systems , is a generic term which is used to describe the close physical grouping of the core elements of a datacentre in a software-centric architecture. Integrated systems bring...

Internet of Things (IoT) analytics is the practice of gathering data from connected devices and analysing that data to gather insights or aid decision-making. Typically associated with...

Vendor lock-in is a situation in which IT departments are unable to easily switch or migrate to different/newer technologies or services provided by a different vendor due to various reasons, such...

Layered protection for IT security essentially looks at how one protects themselves from threats through sequential layers. Also referred to as Layered Security, it is a way of having multiple...

  Location data  carries geographic information. Any device that has a GPS signal to identify its location can provide location data. This data comes from mobile devices,...

Machine data is any and all digital information created by computers, mobile phones, embedded systems and other networked devices. Machine data comes in an overwhelming array of unpredictable...

Data Protection is a set of measures taken to ensure that a company’s data is reliably recoverable on demand. Acquiring data protection services is fast becoming a norm for an IT...

With today’s rapidly evolving technology, IT support needs and a growing dependence on digital data, it is increasingly difficult and time consuming for businesses to manage their own IT...

Backup is the process of making a copy of your data for the purpose of restoring that data in the event it is lost. In addition backup usually keeps multiple copies of backup data, known as...