Z - Definitions
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Zachman framework
The Zachman framework is a logical structure intended to provide a comprehensive representation of an information technology enterprise.
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Risk assessments essential to secure third-party vendor management
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Guide to identifying and preventing OSI model security risks: Layers 4 to 7
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Use of facial recognition in healthcare improves hospital security
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An overview of ARM templates for Azure resource deployment
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How mobile threat defense can complement EMM
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What's driving the next-generation mobile user experience
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Security, staffing land atop IT's edge computing challenges
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Edge computing architecture helps IT support augmented reality
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