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In today’s cybersecurity landscape, countless Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers claim to offer cutting-edge protection. But look closer, and you’ll find a concerning pattern: the majority of their time—and your money—is spent chasing false positives (FPs). This approach doesn’t protect you from real threats and instead burdens your business with

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EzloPi takes IoT development to a new level with a no-code, open-source platform, EzloPi transforms ESP32 boards into intelligent, connected devices that you can monitor and manage directly from your smartphone — without needing any coding skills. With both local and cloud control options, EzloPi is perfect for anyone from hobbyists

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In the fast-evolving world of cybersecurity, professionals responsible for keeping data safe are buckling under the weight of growing threats. Cybersecurity vendors—those meant to alleviate this pressure—are often making things worse, piling additional tasks onto already overstretched teams. A recent study highlights that nearly a quarter of security heads are actively

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A vendor who hides past failures but promises future security?

A vendor with a transparent, proven track record of delivering security?

In a cut-throat market like endpoint security, where competition is fierce and spending is high, success hinges on differentiation—showing buyers the value you offer preferably without increasing costs. But in

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Why Open-Source EDR is the Superior Choice: Lessons from the CrowdStrike Incident

The July 2024 CrowdStrike incident exposed a fundamental flaw in relying on closed-source Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions. The code and architecture behind CrowdStrike’s system were hidden from public scrutiny, leaving users in the dark about potential flaws.