A disaster recovery plan (DRP) is a meticulously documented strategy that delineates how an organisation will react to and recover from unplanned incidents, enabling the resumption of business operations.
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Cybersecurity threats are perpetrated by actors with malicious intentions, aimed at compromising data integrity, disrupting operational continuity or pilfering sensitive information.
A cyber assault is a malicious endeavour initiated by digital malefactors, including cybercriminals and hackers, aimed at breaching the security of a computer network or system.
When securing your wireless network, it’s essential to understand the different types of network security keys.
Firewalls are essential network security devices that monitor and control incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined security rules.
Increased demand for computing power for AI is fueling investments from major users such as Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon.
As the cornerstone of effective data management, data governance involves establishing policies, roles, and procedures governing data usage.
Maintaining high-quality data across various sources and ensuring accuracy, consistency, and completeness can be challenging.
Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) is a comprehensive approach to managing data from the point of its creation through to its final disposition.
The Roadmap aims to provide at least an additional 300 megawatts of capacity, further expanded through green energy deployment.
The move is beneficial to support the implementation of sustainability and green technology commitments.
The establishment will have access to five transmission routes into other parts of Europe, providing redundancy and reliability for its users.