An Access Control List (ACL) is a security mechanism which is designed to determine which user or which system has the right to access a specific object or system resource, such as files, directories, network services and so on. As well as operations are allowed on given objects, including read, edit or execute. Thus, ACLs can be seen as a fundamental component of a robust security strategy.
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What is Network Monitoring? Definition & Breakdown
Network monitoring is the continuous monitoring of a computer network’s status and activities to ensure it is running smoothly and securely. It provides IT administrators with the information they need to see whether a network is running optimally and to identify performance issues, such as slow network connections or component failure, in real time. It can also help to detect security threats and regulatory non-compliance faster and provide early insight into future infrastructure needs.
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