Edge security refers to both technology and services that are used to protect assets such as data, as well as the issues associated with ensuring an organization’s assets and intellectual property are protected. In terms of products and services, edge security refers to where compute, network and storage resources are used to help secure applications, devices, and services.
With a growing attack surface and an elaborate threat landscape, securing edge environments is a critical consideration for enterprises. Malware-free…
This article originally appeared on BiometricUpdate.com. IoT devices can be a security nightmare for businesses and consumers, and now that…
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is starting two projects focused on data security and confidentiality best practices, according…
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