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IT security protects an organization's computer systems, networks an digital data from unauthorized access, data breaches, cyberattacks and other malicious activity.

Information security (InfoSec) is the protection of important information against unauthorized access, disclosure, use, alteration or disruption.

Web security encompasses a range of solutions and security policies that organizations rely on to protect their networks, users, and assets from various security risks.

SOAR, for security orchestration, automation and response, is a software solution that enables security teams to integrate and coordinate separate security tools, automate repetitive tasks and streamline …

API security is a set of practices and procedures that protect application programming interfaces (APIs) and the data they transmit from misuse, malicious bot attacks and other cybersecurity threats.

Data security is the practice of protecting digital information from unauthorized access, corruption or theft throughout its lifecycle. It spans both physical and digital environments—including on-premises …

DevOps security (or DevSecOps) is a developmental approach where security processes are prioritized and executed during each stage of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

Network security is a field of cybersecurity that’s specifically focused on protecting computer networks and communication systems from internal and external cyberthreats and cyberattacks.

AI security uses artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance an organization's security posture.