Olga Burnaeva

How To Perform Forensic Analysis

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Forensic analysis refers to the process of collecting documents and evidence from a system or drive that was involved in cybercrime. For detecting a malware infection on a Windows computer, the process of forensic analysis has four different components. Let’s try to understand the components.

It starts with obtaining an image of the drive contents or data for computer forensics, mounting it on a forensic image processing software, identifying potential blind spots for analysis, and then analyzing the malware as its whole. So, these are the four components in forensic analysis.

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How to Choose your Monitoring Solution

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When we talk about IT support in an organization, it’s not only about resetting passwords or fixing desktops and printers. The most important task for your IT staff is to regularly monitor your network for any emerging issues or threats, and respond on time to ensure that the problem does not interfere with your productivity.

However, in an age of growing networks and small budgets, it’s a challenging task that is not easy to handle manually at all times. You need a partner in the form of an IT monitoring software solution which detects exactly what’s on the network and promptly alerts you about problems.

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How to Use Monitoring Analytics for Data-Driven Decision Making

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Introduction

Data-driven decision-making is a method based on identifying and analyzing critical metrics and figures to gain insights about key issues and produce a workable solution. An essential aspect of this decision-making process is monitoring analytics that serves to quantify the performance of interconnected systems and resources for enhanced performance visibility and informed decision-making.

The rise of data-driven decision-making systems has resulted in the need for a comprehensive monitoring analytics system for IT professionals that offers a variety of monitoring analytics tools that provide key insights into complex systems’ long-term performance. Companies can use data, tracked and evaluated by specialized software to make superior business decisions regarding various operations.

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Key Network Monitoring Challenges Every Remote Team Faces

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Remote teams are not a new concept. Several organizations have been outsourcing development and support tasks to nearshore and offshore bases for more than a decade. And remote working is gradually increasing given the benefits it gives, like high productivity levels, lower costs, and access to a global talent pool.

With the recent COVID-19 outbreak, virtual teams and remote working have truly become mainstream and are being embraced by both employers and employees alike. But with such a rapid shift towards remote work culture poses its challenges despite it being the need of the hour. 

Companies had little time to set up the necessary networking infrastructure and efficient processes to facilitate a smooth workflow and productivity. In this article, we will explain such key network monitoring challenges and give you suggestions on how you can tackle them efficiently with network monitoring software. Read on.

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VirtualMetric Launches Red Hat Virtualization Monitoring

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Monitoring your infrastructure is crucial for your applications, workloads and business as a whole. As a company, VirtualMetric believes that our solutions need to constantly evolve and follow your needs. Now we are happy to present the latest addition to your monitoring suite – Red Hat Virtualization Monitoring. Get advantage of agentless RHEV monitoring and tracking for your Red Hat virtual infrastructures. We guarantee complete visibility over the RHEV hypervisor and RHEV guest VMs to improve the real-time performance of the mission-critical services in the RHEV cluster.

What is Red Hat Virtualization?

Red Hat Virtualization (RHEV) is an enterprise virtualization platform supporting key virtualization workloads including resource-intensive and mission-critical applications, built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, KVM and fully supported by Red Hat. The platform is a stable foundation allowing you to virtualize resources, applications and processes and strep into the cloud-native future. As an enterprise-class virtualization platform, RHEV comes with the promises for achieving performance, resilience and security. It supports enterprise virtualization based on over 10 years of innovation with KVM and oVirt. Moreover, the Red Hat Virtualization comes with the promise of a wide range of features like scalability, security, and a wide compatibility list with cloud software stacks. According to Red Hat itself, their virtualization is the ultimate way to virtualize your data center more efficiently thanks to the following advantages:

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