The Internet of things (IoT), is the connecting of any electronic device to the Internet. We have smart homes where one can control just about everything electronic in the home from a mobile, computer, or tablet. The collection of usage and behavioral data by these IoT devices to give insights to users’ behaviors, interests, and
Composable is listed as a form of the word compose which is defined as “to make or form by combining things, parts or elements.” An Intelligent composable business must be a business that’s made up of a combination of multiple parts or elements. Businesses today are made of numerous constituents all coming together to help
Before 2020 a movement was brewing within knowledge-work organizations. Personal technology and digital connectivity had advanced so far and so fast that people had begun to ask, “Do we really need to be together, in an office, to do our work?” We got our answer during the pandemic lockdowns. We learned that a great many
Years ago, cybersecurity focused on building a perimeter wall around the physical organization and network with traditional firewalls and anti-virus software. When people started taking laptops and mobile devices on the road, policy-based security was extended to assets outside the organization. Today a change occurred when the cybersecurity mesh trend was introduced. So, what exactly
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of interconnected physical objects that gather and exchange information and data over the internet. The number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has doubled over the past five years and these things are everywhere with us today, from wearable technologies to remote access to electrical devices in
A User Activity Monitoring solution records employee digital activity, making the collected data available for review, reporting, and retention. The onscreen user activities are maintained in a log. This ensures that company data remains secure and the employees are performing their assigned tasks efficiently. The goals you have should dictate which employee activities are monitored
We are currently in a great time for the electronic products industry. The business is evolving at an unparalleled rate. However, this growth is putting pressure on companies to look more closely at efficiency, design, and manufacturing. As a result, reverse engineering has become a popular practice. It is a tool that is becoming easier
Many organizations implement user activity monitoring tools to help detect and stop insider threats, whether unintentional or with malicious intent. Employee monitoring software monitors the user screen in the background, and when a targeted activity takes place, it alerts the administrator or the manager. Wondering how User Activity Tracking can be helpful to employees? Let’s check
Reverse engineering is very common in such diverse fields as software engineering, entertainment, automotive, consumer products, microchips, chemicals, electronics, and mechanical designs. For example, when a new machine comes to market, competing manufacturers may buy one machine and disassemble it to learn how it was built and how it works. Reverse engineering enables the duplication
User activity monitoring (UAM) solutions monitor and track end user behavior on devices, networks, and other company-owned IT resources. There are a few aspects you should be aware of to ensure that you’re legally and ethically monitoring your employees. Undoubtedly, when it functions correctly, the benefits of monitoring software far outweigh the potential disadvantages. If