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Sumit Kumar Sharma, Enterprise Architect, In2IT Technologies. Open source is by no means a new technology, but it has matured over the past 30 plus years and with the latest wave of digital transformation, its role has become increasingly prominent. In the everyday business sense, it is still a cost-effective option for operating systems, databases, and analytical tools. However, where the nature and benefits of open source are truly being realised is in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning spaces. The open, community-driven, and collaborative environment created by open source is the perfect ground for these new-age initiatives, fostering innovation while ensuring that there is no single entity driving the agenda around the technology that will shape our future. Still the...
Simeon Tassev, MD and QSA at Galix IT and information security are critical, but when you have multiple systems throwing out hundreds of alerts every day, it is easy to become ‘alert fatigued’. Alerts relating to real, business threats can easily be lost in the sheer volume, giving malicious attacks a gap and making your business vulnerable. Adding intelligence around this process through a threat-centric Security Operations Centre (SOC) can help businesses prioritise incidents and more easily detect higher-risk threats affecting multiple locations and systems, for improved incident response and better security. The evolution of the SOC A SOC has become essential for business today, whether this is an in-house department or delivered via a managed services partner, responsible for monitori...
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