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According to a study by IBM, organizations, on average, take more than 190 days to identify a data breach and an additional 60 or more days to remediate the issue. The financial implications of such an event, including mitigation and remediation, run into millions and can pose a serious risk to business continuity. However, organizations can effectively handle these scenarios with the help of robust security solutions and well-defined processes.

Defending against the current and evolving threat landscape requires a multi-layered defense strategy. A robust, understandable and easy-to-use Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution is a core component of such a defense strategy.

Two weeks into the alpha release of InfluxDB 3 Core (our new open source offering) and InfluxDB 3 Enterprise (our newest commercial offering), we’ve received a good amount of feedback that the 72 hour limitation in Core is too limiting. This fell into three categories: For the users in category 1, we’re announcing a free tier of InfluxDB 3 Enterprise for at-home, non-commercial use.

From real-time asset monitoring to observing smart robots, Grafana has become a go-to visualization tool for industrial automation and IIoT.

From 2010 to 2017, MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) was the go-to solution for enterprise networks. It offered reliability, security, and performance that businesses relied on for their critical operations. Since then, many organizations have moved to SD-WAN, attracted by its flexibility and cost-effectiveness. However, MPLS is far from obsolete.

The health of a network is critical to the success of a modern organization. Network administrators monitor how their systems operate efficiently and without interruption. One of the most effective tools in their arsenal is Network Traffic Analysis.

GLPI is a free IT Service Management (ITSM) solution that allows you to manage assets, incidents and requests within an organization. It works as an incident tracking and service desk system, optimizing technical support and technological resources. It also includes hardware and software inventory, contracts and licenses, offering a centralized view of the whole infrastructure. Its intuitive web interface and customization options ensure flexibility and scalability for businesses of any size.

AWS re:Invent 2024 brought together cloud innovators, developers, and business leaders to explore the future of technology and cloud computing. This year’s event focused on three major themes that resonated throughout the sessions and announcements: AI, observability, and cloud optimization. These themes underline the evolution of cloud ecosystems and the growing need for smarter, more proactive tools to manage and optimize them.