Tag: IT Security
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Social Engineering: How Attackers Manipulate You In the digital age, cybersecurity threats are not limited to malicious code or sophisticated hacking tools. One of the most effective and dangerous tactics used by attackers is social engineering—a method that targets the human element rather than technical vulnerabilities. Understanding how social engineering works is crucial for protecting…
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As more businesses move their operations to the cloud, securing sensitive data has become a top priority. Cloud environments offer flexibility, scalability, and cost savings, but they also introduce new security challenges. Understanding and implementing cloud security best practices is essential for protecting your organisation’s data and maintaining customer trust. Why Cloud Security Matters Cloud…
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As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and workforces become increasingly remote, traditional “trust but verify” security models are no longer enough. Enter Zero Trust Security—a modern approach that assumes no user, device, or application should be trusted by default, whether inside or outside your network. What Is Zero Trust Security? Zero Trust is a cybersecurity…
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In today’s digital world, cyber threats are rising, making network security more critical than ever. Cybercriminals deploy various forms of network attacks to manipulate, steal, or destroy sensitive information. To effectively protect against these threats, it is essential to understand their nature and implementation. Types of Network Attacks Network attacks can be broadly classified into…
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The function of Network Management Network operation involves overseeing, controlling, and maintaining the operations of a network to ensure its performance, trust ability, and security. It encompasses various tasks, such as covering network devices, managing network configurations, maintaining data integrity, and addressing network issues. Effective network operation ensures that the network operates efficiently and supports…
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Impact of Too Restrictive or Too Lenient Access Control Too Restrictive Access Control Impact: Employees may not have access to the resources they need to perform their tasks efficiently, leading to delays, frustration, and a reduction in productivity. Users may find unofficial or insecure ways to bypass restrictions, such as sharing credentials or using unauthorized…
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Identity Management and Authentication Identity Management (IdM), also known as Identity and Access Management (IAM), involves processes, policies, and technologies that ensure the right individuals have appropriate access to resources within an organisation. IdM encompasses the following key functions, as mentioned below: User Identification for creating and managing user identities and credentials and Authentication: Verifying…
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Control Techniques Used In Organisation Analysing the benefits, downsides, and feasibility for a range of situations is part of assessing diverse access control strategies employed by businesses. Below is a thorough analysis of many popular access control styles. Mandatory Access Control (MAC) One kind of access control fashion is mandatory access control (MAC), in which access controls…
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Physical perspective: Physical access control is a term used to describe a method, or the systems and procedures, of limiting physical access to a place or to particular sections inside a building. It guarantees that particular physical places can only be entered by authorised persons with permission. Examples of physical access control include standard door locks…
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What are project management methodologies? Project management methodologies provide structured approaches for planning, executing, and closing projects. We have four commonly used methodologies: PRINCE2, Rapid Application Development (RAD), Waterfall, and Agile. I will be comparing two methodologies concerning their key features: advantages, disadvantages, and their use as case examples. Below is an explanation of PRINCE2…