DataSecOps: Protecting Data in the Cloud

DataSecOps melds an automated mechanism to manage data, along with security, in an effective operations setup Data is the backbone of any organization. It’s what makes the company run. It is also where all the company secrets are kept. But when data a… Continue reading DataSecOps: Protecting Data in the Cloud

DataSecOps: Protecting Data in the Cloud

DataSecOps melds an automated mechanism to manage data, along with security, in an effective operations setup Data is the backbone of any organization. It’s what makes the company run. It is also where all the company secrets are kept. But when data a… Continue reading DataSecOps: Protecting Data in the Cloud

Vulnerability management mechanisms – efficient coordination and visibility internal testing, bug bounty programs reports and penetration testing [closed]

Due to the numerous vulnerability detection methodologies in use today, it becomes quite challenging to efficiently have visibility over the progress made in patching vulnerabilities detected via several techniques e.g. internal applicatio… Continue reading Vulnerability management mechanisms – efficient coordination and visibility internal testing, bug bounty programs reports and penetration testing [closed]

‘The Operators’: Experts from Airbnb and Carta on building and managing your company’s customer support

Airbnb’s Global Product Director of Customer and Community Support, and Carta’s Head of Enterprise Relationship Management share how companies should be thinking about customer service. Continue reading ‘The Operators’: Experts from Airbnb and Carta on building and managing your company’s customer support

Is there a difference between "Maximum Tolerable Downtime" and "Maximum Allowed Downtime"?

I’m studying for the CCSP exam and one of the BC/DR terms that is referenced in my study material is “Maximum Allowable Downtime”. The definition for it is:

MAD (Maxium Allowable Downtime) How long it would take for an … Continue reading Is there a difference between "Maximum Tolerable Downtime" and "Maximum Allowed Downtime"?