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Muhammad Raza

Muhammad Raza is a technology writer who specializes in cybersecurity, software development and machine learning and AI.  

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What Is Synthetic Data? A Tech-Savvy Guide to Using Synthetic Data

Synthetic data is one approach to data-driven technologies, like ML and AI, that can help solve current problems and enable more innovation. Learn more here.
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Threat Actors: Common Types & Best Defenses Against Them

Learn about threat actors, the person, persons, or entities responsible for causing cybersecurity incident or more generally posing a risk.
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Model Drift: What It Is & How To Avoid Drift in AI/ML Models

Model drift is the term for an AI or ML model’s tendency to lose its predictive ability over time. The model has drifted away from its original goal or purpose.
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Stateful vs. Stateless: Understanding Key Differences for Apps and IT Systems

Stateful and stateless are important terms in programming. “Stateful” means information about the state is tracked. In contrast, “stateless” tracks no information.
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What are Diffusion Models?

Learn about diffusion models, a groundbreaking AI development that generates high-quality images, videos, and text. Explore their applications, how they work, and future potential.
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Shift Left Security Today: Adoption Trends & How To Shift Security Left

Get the lowdown on shift left security: build security earlier into the software development process (aka to the left) to improve overall application security.
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Dark Data: An Introduction

Explore the growing impact of dark data on businesses, its potential for AI, operational efficiency, and risk management, and strategies for unlocking its value.
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What is the Pareto Principle? The 80/20 Rule, Explained

The Pareto Principle, or 80/20 rule, explains how a small number of causes often drive most outcomes. Learn how it applies to business, economics, and more.
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What Is a Watering Hole Attack? Detection and Prevention

A watering hole attack is a kind of cyberattack, where hackers target websites that are frequently browsed by their target victims.
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Key Management in Cryptography: A Complete Introduction

Today, we'll cover encryption key management including a definition and the establishment processes for private & public key cryptography.
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LLMs vs. SLMs: The Differences in Large & Small Language Models

Today’s language models are powering ChatGPT and other popular AIs. Learn the differences between LLMs and SLMs in this detailed article.
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What Is a MITM Attack? Man in the Middle Attacks, Explained

In this post, we'll discuss Man in the Middle attack including what a MITM attack is, how it works, and ways to keep your data safe.
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Mean Time To Acknowledge: What MTTA Means and How & Why To Improve It

Learn about the mean time to acknowledge (MTTA) metric in IT and networking incidents, including how to improve this time along with other reliability metrics.
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Idempotence & Idempotent Design in IT/Tech Systems

Idempotent design ensures that the outcome of an operation is the same whether it is executed once or multiple times. Get the full picture here.
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Security Intelligence: An Introduction

Learn how security intelligence uses real-time data, AI, and machine learning to anticipate, detect, and respond to evolving cybersecurity threats effectively.
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What’s CTF? Capture The Flag Competitions for Cybersecurity

Capture the flag, but for security! Yes, the game you know from childhood is an important cybersecurity practice across the world. Learn more here.
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Network Optimization: How To Optimize Network Performance

Making sure your IT networks perform great is no easy task. Learn how to optimize your networks in this in-depth guide.
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What Are SLOs? Service Level Objectives Explained

Learn about Service Level Objectives (SLOs), their role in defining service performance, key metrics, and how they ensure reliability, quality, and cost-efficiency.