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Endpoint Security: Course Introduction Organizations today are empowered with digitalization , and technology has been excessively leveraged to help users connect to the internet for various purposes. However, the questions that need to be asked are: Are businesses that are online, safe from cyber threats and security breaches? Are applications and operating systems updated with the latest security patch fixes beforehand or on time? This course on Endpoint Security will help you understand the significance of protecting endpoint devices.  Endpoint Security : Course Coverage In this course, you will learn about the following: The significance of Endpoint Security The differences between endpoint security , anti-virus, network security, firewall and endpoint protection. Strategies for effective Endpoint Security Endpoint Security Testing What is an Endpoint? Objectives for targeting endpoints include, but are not limited to: Identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in the ...

  TCS NQT Syllabus & Pattern | 2021 Pass-Outs Published on 27 Sep 2020 The TCS NQT (National Qualifier Test or Ninja) is confirmed to happen on 24, 25 and 26 Oct, 2020. If you're a 2021 pass-out who's targeting the TCS NQT, please go through this link to understand the recruitment process, registration and other important FAQs about TCS Hiring. With the pattern changed, let's look at the syllabus that will be tested. TCS NQT Exam Pattern Section Number of questions Duration (minutes) Verbal Ability 24 30 Reasoning Ability 30 50 Numerical Ability 26 40 Programming Logic 10 15 Coding 2 45 TCS is expected to release an official sample paper on 30th Sep, 2020. This will help you familiarize yourself with how the test will work along with question types. TCS NQT Syllabus for 2021 Pass-Outs With the pattern changing, here is the syllabus of the TCS NQT for this year. 1) Verbal Ability This section is going to test 24 questions in 30 minutes. The question that are expected in...

  TCS NQT Registration Process & Eligibility | 2021 Pass-Outs This article covers the TCS NQT 2021 Registration Process and Eligibility Criteria. The TCS NQT for 2021 Pass-outs has officially been announced and the test will take place on 24, 25 and 26 Oct 2020. TCS NQT Registration Process for 2021 Pass-Outs |  TCS Campus Hiring Here are the important dates for the TCS NQT 2021.   Event  Date Registration Start Date 26th Sep 2020 Registration End Date 17th Oct 2020 National Qualifier Test (NQT) Dates 24, 25 and 26 Oct 2020 Here is the detailed TCS NQT Registration Process. The application process for TCS Campus Hiring comprises of the below mandatory steps: STEP 1:  The first step is to register yourself for the entrance/aptitude test on the National Qualifier Test (NQT) website  Registration link:  https://learning.tcsionhub.in/hub/national-qualifier-test/ Select "Subject Test" option in the NQT registration form which includes " P...

  Whether you’re deep in to a personal project (such as starting your own business, creating a new invention, or making a movie, etc), just starting out on a new venture, or just looking for some good old inspiration, motivational stories and inspirational stories can be just what you need to give you a bit of a boost. Sometimes it’s useful to hear the stories of people who we admire, people who have come before us, and people who have done great things, so that we know others have been through similar (or harder) struggles. This can help us to focus and realise that what we want is within reach, no matter how difficult the circumstances. So here I have compiled a list of the best true motivational stories to help give you that juice you need. My hope is that these real life inspirational stories encourage you to keep going when things feel tough, to realise that there is always a way, and that if you want something, you have to fight for it. While you are reading these motivationa...

  We are living in a truly new world – a  world where social distancing is driving digital proximity. How enterprises engage their customers has drastically changed from paper-based to telephony to the internet economy through Business 2.0 and now Business 4.0. Steve Jobs once said, “You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work back toward the technology, not the other way around”.  With COVID -19, we find ourselves at an inflection point with regard to customer experience management – where touch-technology and face-to-face (f2f) interactions are neither considered safe nor preferred by a majority. Existing customer engagement channels have come under strain due to the COVID -19 crisis.  There has been a visible reduction in the footfall at bank branches and in-person meetings with insurance advisors. As remote interactions will increase, the need to go paperless in communication will see a surge. Existing conversational experiences – f2f, voice-base...

  “We cannot solve our problems with the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.”  --   Albert Einstein Reimagining the customer experience is fast becoming a business imperative for insurance firms as we prepare for a ‘contactless’ world – something that will continue to exist even long after the COVID-19 crisis diffuses. The ongoing pandemic is driving insurers to introspect and plan for future-proofing their business against similar, unexpected systemic disruptions.  Current business models and the product offerings behind them present us with a slew of opportunities for recreating the customer experience . Embracing end-to-end digitalization across the insurance value chain, with a purpose-driven approach, is a conclusive step toward creating a contactless insurance customer experience. Dealing with the odds:  During a sale, customers have a limited role in the insurance purchase process – a factor that can drive them away. One-sided actions – fr...

  We are living in a truly new world – a  world where social distancing is driving digital proximity. How enterprises engage their customers has drastically changed from paper-based to telephony to the internet economy through Business 2.0 and now Business 4.0.  Steve Jobs once said, “You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work back toward the technology, not the other way around”. With COVID-19, we find ourselves at an inflection point with regard to customer experience management – where touch-technology and face-to-face (f2f) interactions are neither considered safe nor preferred by a majority. Existing customer engagement channels have come under strain due to the COVID-19 crisis. There has been a visible reduction in the footfall at bank branches and in-person meetings with insurance advisors. As remote interactions will increase, the need to go paperless in communication will see a surge. Existing conversational experiences – f2f, voice-based or bot-ba...