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Illustration of common misconfigurations causing data breaches: exposed cloud storage weak access controls default credentials open databases misconfigured APIs, unpatched systems.

Graphic showing HTTPS setup: gen CSR, get TLS certificate, install it, enable HTTPS in server config, test secure connection, automate certificate renewal and monitor HTTPS status.

Security log dashboard showing correlated events timeline, highlighted anomalies, filters for source IP and user, rule-based alerts, aggregated metrics to speed incident detection.

IT admin secures endpoints with centralized patching, EDR/antivirus least privilege, MFA, disk encryption, device inventory, network segmentation, regular backups and user training

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Graphic showing firewall protecting cloud and corporate networks: layered perimeter and application defenses, packet filtering, intrusion prevention, access control, logging, threat

Graphic comparing data encryption and hashing: encryption locks and unlocks data with keys; hashing creates constant hashes for integrity, showing uses, strengths, and differences.

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Securing API endpoints: use authentication, authorization, rate limits, input validation, encryption, logging and monitoring to prevent injection, DDoS, brute-force/replay attacks.

Illustration showing a phishing email disguised as a trusted message, with a suspicious link, padlock icon, warning symbols, and tips to verify senders, and avoid credential theft.