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Network monitoring is a critical IT process to discover, map, and monitor computer networks and network components, including routers, switches, servers, firewalls, and more.

Learn about how RBAC can help with automating user access rights management, minimizing risk, securing data, demonstrating compliance, and improving cybersecurity.

An access control list is a list of permission rights used to assign roles and responsibilities.

A collection of technologies that help efficiently manage network traffic by setting priorities for critical resource-intensive applications within the network.

Network access control includes the security policies designed to control network access, such as authorization controls and authentication checks.

CPU utilization indicates the amount of load handled by individual processor cores to run various programs on a computer.

Remote desktop services (RDS) is a technology that enables users to connect to a remote computer's desktop and programs over a network connection. This allows users to work on a laptop far from the desktop as long as they have internet access and the right log-in credentials. With this technology, an IT department can manage, troubleshoot, update, and maintain various computers remotely and centrally.

It's the process of ensuring smooth and optimal database performance by using varied techniques, tools, and best practices.

Network Backup is the process of replicating business-critical data to ensure data is always available.

Windows Server is a group of operating systems to support enterprises and small and medium-sized businesses with data storage, communications, and applications.