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Vulnerable system drivers continue to be a vector exploited by attackers to compromise systems. In eG Enterprise version 7.5 we added a number of periodic security checks to assist administrators proactively identify weaknesses, including vulnerable system drivers monitoring.This new capability is supported for a Windows OS, when using a VM agent for inside view monitoring and / or when monitoring an Azure Virtual Desktop session host.

Today, I’ll cover some of the basics of monitoring Multi-Factor Authentication and why ensuring MFA is implemented is essential, particularly in environments where remote access is possible. I’ll cover some recent, specific case studies where a lack of MFA has led to security breaches and the mechanisms the bad actors used.

eG Enterprise version 7.5 introduces advanced capabilities for detailed SSL Certificate Monitoring including monitoring for web servers and apps using SSL. Monitoring SSL certificates is essential to ensure secure connections, prevent service outages, and maintain user trust. Here are a few things you need to monitor and questions you should ask to keep your services and apps running reliably and securely.

AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations) is not only a game changer, but the need of the hour as modern IT grows and becomes increasingly complex. The promises of AIOps are both overwhelming and tantalizing. AI-powered monitoring and observability can help predict issues, automatically resolve incidents, and optimize performance across the IT infrastructure. However, onboarding an AIOps monitoring tool can be more complicated than it sounds on paper.

Today, I’ll be covering how AWS tags can help you keep track of and monitor your AWS billing costs with the granularity and depth needed to reduce and optimize your AWS costs.

Packet loss is likely a familiar issue if you’ve managed networks susceptible to slower network speeds, degraded data quality, or increased latency. It directly impacts network operations and digital experiences, which is why we recommend that you take the time to understand and prevent it.

Every IT decision-maker faces a common challenge: balancing operational efficiency with cost control. While software solutions help streamline operations and drive efficiency, they can introduce redundancies into your system. These redundancies strengthen availability through backup systems but often complicate data management, leading to inconsistencies and potential outages. This is where hardware solutions like fabric interconnects prove invaluable.

For anyone leveraging cloud computing, Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) continues to provide a seamless solution for managing containerized applications. AWS Fargate takes this cloud-native architecture a step further by allowing you to run containers without servers or clusters. As a serverless offering for ECS, Fargate provisions compute capacity and scales it based on demand.

Java license monitoring has now become an essential requirement for many organizations as Oracle’s recent licensing changes have made compliance mandatory, with increased risks of audits and higher Java licensing compliance costs. Once a free programming platform, Java now requires navigating a complex licensing framework, including employee-based models that tie costs to the size of a workforce. These changes significantly increase the risk of unbudgeted expenses for licensing violations.

If developing scalable, agile applications is a priority for your business, microservices may provide a compelling solution. But what are microservices exactly? The proper microservices definition refers to a modern architectural approach where an application is built as a collection of loosely coupled services. Each service is independent, self-contained, and designed around a specific business capability.