Digital Twin Explained

Digital Twin refers to a digital replica, virtual copy or model of a real physical asset, such as a product, device, process, vehicle or equipment. The ‘assets’ are equipped with...

Direct Attached Storage (DAS) Explained

Direct Attached Storage (DAS) is a type of storage system that connects directly to a computer or server without relying on a network. This means the storage device is physically attached to the...

Disaggregated Storage Explained

Disaggregated storage is a revolutionary approach to data storage within data centres. It breaks away from the traditional model where storage resources are tightly coupled with compute resources...

DMARC Explained

DMARC, or Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance, is an email authentication protocol that works alongside existing technologies like Sender Policy Framework (SPF) and...

Domain Spoofing Explained

What is Domain Spoofing? Domain spoofing is a form of online fraud or phishing technique whereby cybercriminals impersonate a company or its employees using a fake domain that appears similar...

DRaaS Explained

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), refers to a service rendered through cloud computing and backup that operates from the cloud as a means to protect the customer’s data in a disruptive...

Dynamic Cloud Security Explained

Dynamic cloud security is a single set of solutions consisting of various technologies that provide security across a multi-cloud environment, from the data centre to different cloud infrastructures...

Edge Computing Explained

Edge computing refers to a distributed IT infrastructure where the processing power is decentralised, allowing data to be collected, organised, analysed and processed locally and near to its source....

Email Borne Threat Explained

For most enterprises, email continues to be a primary channel of communication. According to a  study by the Radicati Group , the total volume of worldwide emails sent and received per day is...

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) Explained

Endpoint Detection & Response, or EDR, is a cybersecurity solution that continuously monitors endpoint devices (like laptops, desktops, and servers) for malicious activity. Unlike traditional...

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