Security+: Differentiating Common Account Management Practices
Account management is one of the most important aspects of an organization’s security posture. Not only do the decisions affect how users interact with their...
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Security+: How Resiliency and Automation Strategies Reduce Risk
Architecture and design are critical components in reducing security risks. Risk can be reduced through resiliency — the ability to maintain acceptable service...
Security+: Cloud and Virtualization Concepts
Cloud and virtualization represent crucial components of IT operations and are indispensable daily of an IT professional working in the cybersecurity landscape....
Security+: Security Implications of Embedded Systems
The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing both how we live and how we do business. You can find embedded (or smart) devices everywhere, from the doctor’s...
Security+: Deploying Mobile Devices Securely – 5 Top Tips
The Security+ cert is one of the most well regarded and entry-level types of credentials that a Cybersecurity specialist can obtain. The exam covers a wide...
Security+: Technologies and Tools – SIEM
Organizations today use various network security devices and tools, such as firewalls and adaptive security appliances, to collect real-time data related to...
Security+: Technologies and Tools – Access Point
Access points can provide organizations with an effective and convenient solution for their wireless and routing needs. Due to the rise in the use of this...
Security+: A Guide to Ramifications Associated with Different Vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities, along with threats and attacks, make up a portion of the first domain of CompTIA's Security+ exam (SYO-501) and account for 21 percent of...
Security+: Technologies and Tools – Load Balancer
The Security+ syllabus is updated every three years. Normally, the exam is denoted by a code consisting of a sequence of letters and numbers; for example,...
Security+: Technologies and Tools – Proxy
The Security+ syllabus is updated every three years. Normally, the exam is denoted by a code consisting of a sequence of letters and numbers; for example,...