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Top IT Asset Management Tools for Security

eSecurity Planet

IT asset management is software or a cloud-based service that keeps tabs on all hardware components, software, and services operating in an organization. ITAM has a role, too, in guiding management in its efforts to enhance productivity by implementing hardware upgrades or business software. What is ITAM?

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Accelerate growth with Cloud Editions (CE) 25.1

OpenText Information Management

Our mission is to equip professionals across all disciplines - knowledge workers, cybersecurity specialists, supply chain experts, developers, and IT leaders - with the solutions and services they need to thrive in todays fast-changing digital landscape. These advancements are not simply responses to change - they are defining it.

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The Week in Cyber Security and Data Privacy: 30 October – 5 November 2023

IT Governance

Library branches remain open, Wi-Fi is still available and materials can still be borrowed. However, public computers and printing services are unavailable. Records breached: According to the library’s 4 November update , there is “no evidence that the personal information of our staff or customers has been compromised”.

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Six keys to achieving advanced container monitoring

IBM Big Data Hub

Containerization involves packaging software code with the libraries and dependencies required to run the code. Containers’ development speed enables organizations to build, deploy and scale new business services quickly. Microservices architectures break up an application into small, autonomous services.

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Ten Years After: RIM Standards Evolve Slowly

Positively RIM

At the millennium, records management was a disciplined service. It was largely paper-based, and its roots in library science were apparent. In 2001, ISO published a records management standard, 15489, that remains an important reference and guide for measuring RIM success today. To call it derivative is not quite accurate.