02. 06. 2025
Development, Front-end, Icinga News, Icinga Web 2, NetEye, PHP
Security issues are currently at the forefront of a comprehensive monitoring attention: the performance of business-critical IT applications must be guaranteed even against the background of increasing cyber attacks. This was the main topic of our first Live Meeting session, with Security Auditor Günter Aigle presenting how availability, integrity and confidentiality create more security in a more vulnerable IT-world through a well thought-out Data Protection & Network Monitoring. Afterwards Georg illuminated the current approach of more data security against the background of increasing cyber attacks with NetEye SIEM.
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