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Discover the pros and cons of offline vs. online LLM deployments. Learn how ioSENTRIX ensures robust privacy and security for both models.

Application Security or AppSec is the process of developing, testing, and adding security features within the applications to restrict security vulnerabilities such as unauthorized access or compromised security details. Learn more about the type, tools, and best practices in this blog post.

Advanced Red Teaming is a threat intelligence-driven framework to assess cyber resilience, enhance defense strategies, and simulate real-world attacks across sectors.

Software supply chain security recognizes and deals with potential risks in the technologies and procedures used in software development and distribution.

When creating healthcare systems, it is important to safeguard Protected Health Information (PHI) to ensure patient privacy and security.

DICOM enables the flexible and reliable exchange of medical images and information, but it also presents specific security challenges. This article explains different security aspects of DICOM files, highlighting the importance of implementing strong protective measures.

Although not mandatory for a SOC 2 audit, conducting penetration testing can be highly beneficial to represent a company's security plan and efficiency.

Different types of security controls include administrative, technical, physical, detective, and preventive measures. Let's take a closer look at each of these controls and see how they work with real-life examples.

A Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan is a document that provides guidance to IT and cybersecurity professionals on how to address a significant security issue effectively.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions involve various risks such as paying too much, not meeting anticipated benefits, differences in company cultures, losing key employees, and facing regulatory obstacles.