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| + | ==== What is Failover and Why is it Important ==== | ||
| + | Failover is a function that automatically switches to a standby server, database or network when failure of the primary system is detected. Failover prevents server downtime, data loss and system failure. It can protect mission-critical data 24/7 with no downtime. \\ \\ <button type="primary" size="xs">[[tc/technology/what_is_failover|READ MORE]]</button> | ||
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| ==== Hardening Guide: Ensuring Server Security ==== | ==== Hardening Guide: Ensuring Server Security ==== | ||
| Servers hold confidential organizational data and information. An insecure server is vulnerable to all sorts of security threats and data breaches. Security vulnerabilities can lead to the loss of critical data or loss of control and capability that can jeopardize the whole organization. \\ \\ <button type="primary" size="xs">[[tc/technology/Suprema_Hardening_Guide|READ MORE]]</button> | Servers hold confidential organizational data and information. An insecure server is vulnerable to all sorts of security threats and data breaches. Security vulnerabilities can lead to the loss of critical data or loss of control and capability that can jeopardize the whole organization. \\ \\ <button type="primary" size="xs">[[tc/technology/Suprema_Hardening_Guide|READ MORE]]</button> | ||
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