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Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, damage, or disruption.
Zero Trust Security
Zero Trust is a security model that never grants access based on network location alone — every request is verified using identity, device, and context.
Application Control and Allowlisting
Application control decides which software is allowed to run. Allowlisting is its strictest form: anything not approved is blocked by default.
Endpoint Detection and Response
EDR continuously records activity on endpoints, detects suspicious behavior, and gives responders tools to investigate and contain threats.
Endpoint Protection
Endpoint protection (often called antivirus or EPP) blocks known and suspicious malware on laptops, desktops, and servers.
Ransomware Prevention
Ransomware prevention is a set of practices and controls that reduce the chance of ransomware succeeding and the damage if it does.
Privilege Management
Privilege management removes standing administrator rights and grants elevated access only for specific, approved tasks.
Identity and Access Management
IAM is how an organization manages who users are (identity), how they prove it (authentication), and what they can do (authorization).
Managed Security Services
Managed security services are outsourced providers (MSSPs, MDR providers, MSPs) that operate security tools and monitor alerts for you.
Cybersecurity for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
Practical, prioritized security for organizations without large security teams.