Unified Threat Management

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Unified Threat Management : An overview

Cybersecurity teams are often overwhelmed with the responsibility of protecting and defending a company’s digital assets and productivity tools against increasingly sophisticated and complex security threats like Trojans, Spams, Phishing Attacks, Viruses, Spyware, Infected files, and Unapproved content. 

They are often expected to work within the budget and with limited resources. To top it off if they have to manage different security systems, each of which performs a distinct action like virus protection, web content filtering, and spam filtering and many more, this makes their job become all the more difficult. Having to manage different systems would make their responsibility even complex and costly.

Unified Threat Management, often abbreviated as UTM, is an all-inclusive appro, if they have to manage different security systems, each of which performs a distinct action like virus protection, web content filtering, and spam filtering and many more, their job becomesach to IT security comprising of all the necessary cybersecurity features and resources. It usually offers services such as anti-spyware, intrusion detection and prevention, antivirus, anti-spam, data loss prevention, content filtering, and network firewalling among others at a single point on the network.

 

One of the biggest plus points of UTM is that it allows business administrators to manage a broad variety of security operations with a single management console. All UTM offers security tools packed in one suite which is easy to implement and understand. UTM can be easily and effectively configured by someone with good cybersecurity experience.