Managing both requires skills that can be hard to find in the age of AI, security, and cloud, though, which has network and endpoint management vendors innovating in automation.
Brillaint piece on the resilience of legacy infrastructure. The Absolute Security firmware approach is particularly clever, operating below the OS layer gives that kind of tamper-proof persistance that most endpoint solutions simply can't match. What I find fascinating is how the CrowdStrike incident essentialy validated the need for BIOS-level recovery capabilities, something most organizatons probably didn't even considr before that outage. It's one of those rare cases where hardware-embedded security actualy proves its worth in disaster scenarios.
Brillaint piece on the resilience of legacy infrastructure. The Absolute Security firmware approach is particularly clever, operating below the OS layer gives that kind of tamper-proof persistance that most endpoint solutions simply can't match. What I find fascinating is how the CrowdStrike incident essentialy validated the need for BIOS-level recovery capabilities, something most organizatons probably didn't even considr before that outage. It's one of those rare cases where hardware-embedded security actualy proves its worth in disaster scenarios.