Jennifer Wirkus
Multifactor Authentication
Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is crucial for strengthening security by requiring multiple forms of verification to prevent unauthorized access. This article explores MFA's key components, benefits, and implementation strategies to help safeguard your digital world effectively.
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Learn what is SAP, how it works, and how Atera’s advanced endpoint management capabilities can enhance your SAP-based multicast performance.
Read nowDigital transformation
Digital transformation is the strategic integration of digital technologies across all aspects of a business to enhance operations and improve efficiency.
Read nowPenetration testing
Discover what is penetration testing and how it fortifies your cyber defenses. Explore the types of penetration tests and the benefits of this essential security practice.
Read nowIT benchmarking
This guide to IT benchmarking breaks down the process and explores the strategic value of benchmarking in IT processes.
Read nowExtended Detection and Response (XDR)
Extended Detection and Response (XDR) enhances security by integrating multiple tools for threat detection.
Read nowConversational AI
Learn about Conversational AI, its key components, applications, and how Atera’s platform integrates AI for smarter IT management.
Read nowMicrosoft Management Console
MMC stands for Microsoft Management Console, a framework for hosting administrative tools in Windows environments, providing a unified interface.
Read nowTyposquatting
Typosquatting is a common form of cyber attack, also known as URL hijacking. This article will explain how it works and share tips on staying safe.
Read nowSmishing
Smishing involves fraudulent SMS messages that deceive users into revealing personal information or downloading malware.
Read nowEndpoint Detection and Response
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a cybersecurity solution focused on identifying and mitigating advanced threats targeting endpoints.
Read nowSpear Phishing
Spear phishing attacks are harder to spot than other attacks because they consist of tailored SMS or emails with details designed to add credibility.
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