A rootkit is malicious software code that provides bad actors with “root” access to an endpoint device by breaching the application and driver levels of privilege to finally reach the kernel or core while disguising the malicious code to avoid detection.

Rootkits are always hidden behind another program or file and as a result, detecting their presence is difficult. There are, nevertheless, several ways to detect rootkits in different operating systems and remove them. Watch the complete video to learn more.

Find out what are the differences between web 2 vs web 3 in this super easy beginner’s guide. This quick video guide decodes the pros and cons of both web 2 and web 3 and answers questions, which include – what is web 2 and web 3, what are the benefits of web 2 and web 3, will web 3 be the next reality.

While Web 2 caters to the current internet generation, Web 3 is known as the semantic web. In this video, we explore these two concepts, their differences, and their possible applications. The Internet has progressed rapidly from the early days of Web 1, which included static texts and visuals, to the current version – Web 2. We are presently entering the Web 3 era, in which value and data will easily move across decentralized platforms with distributed ownership and control. But, what else does Web 3 feature? How is it different from Web 2?

Find out what ransomware is and its types in this super easy beginner’s guide. This quick video guide explains how ransomware attacks work and the steps enterprises can take to mitigate ransomware. The video also answers questions on – what are the stages of a ransomware attack, what are the various ransomware encryption techniques, and best practices to prevent ransomware attacks.

Johan Dreyer, Field CTO, Mimecast joins Neha Kulkarni for a little serious and light-hearted conversation on the challenges and priorities of cyber threats and how to navigate these challenges. In this edition of Tech Talk, Johan discusses how the threat landscape is evolving in the backdrop of a hybrid workspace and the steps security teams can take to gain visibility into the state of remote endpoints. He also talks about the new-age tactics threat actors are implementing to execute a breach and building a security-first mindset.

Find out what Kubernetes is and how it helps in your digital transformation journey in this super easy beginner’s guide. This quick video guide explains how Kubernetes works and deep dives into the Kubernetes architecture. The video also answers questions on – why Kubernetes matters in today’s modern enterprise and discusses the benefits of going down the Kubernetes road.

Charlton Monsanto, EVP Digital CX, Capgemini joins Neha Kulkarni for a little serious and light-hearted conversation on why organizations need to get bigger on immersive tech and how to navigate the challenges that lay ahead. In this edition of Tech Talk, Charlton discusses the state of the immersive technology industry and what it means for the average techie, how businesses can harness immersive tech to streamline their ops, and how immersive tech will shape the enterprise’s future.

Join Aberdeen’s Mike Lock and Derek Brink in this analyst video where they discuss key findings from the State of IT report, specifically how it relates to IT Spending in 2024. In this discussion, Mike and Derek will highlight the eight main categories that companies are spending, from hardware to software and everything in between. After watching, you’ll be able to benchmark your IT spend efforts against your peers using the data that Derek provides.

Certifications are the best way to verify one’s level of expertise and abilities to prospective employers. According to the Dice 2021 Tech Salary Report, entry-level IT positions average around $50,000 to $55,000 annually. When choosing the best certification to pursue, a quick look at the job description of targeted position is a must.