Malware Removal – Preparation for Removal
Malwares attach themselves to programs and transmit to other programs by making use of some events. They need these events to happen because they cannot start by themselves, transmit themselves…
Malware Removal – Detection Techniques
Generally, if a computer is infected there are some symptoms, which even simpler users can notice. Common Malware Detection Techniques Some of the most commonly used Malware Detection Techniques are…
Malware Removal – Types
Malwares are diverse; they come from different functions and behave differently under various situations. Some of the most infamous and dangerous types of malwares are given below: VirusAdwareSpywareTrojanRootkitsBotnetsRansom Ware Let…
Malware Removal – How It Works
To understand how malware works, we should first see the anatomy of a malware attack, which is separated in five steps as shown below − Entry pointDistributionExploitInfectionExecution Let us understand…
Malware Removal – Tutorial
A malware can cause harm to a system or a network directly, or subvert them to be used by others, rather than as intended by their owners. It is a…
SEI CMMI – Summary
This tutorial covered the Structure of CMMI that consists of the following components − Maturity Levels (staged representation) or Capability Levels (continuous representation)Process AreasGoals: Generic and SpecificCommon FeaturesPractices: Generic and…
SEI CMMI Players – Roles Responsibilities
This chapter discusses the major players involved with a process improvement effort. However, your organization may require more or fewer groups. Note that one person can fulfill many of these…
SEI CMMI – Appraisals
The CMMI Appraisal is an examination of one or more processes by a trained team of professionals using an appraisal reference model as the basis for determining strengths and weaknesses…
SEI CMMI – Key Process Areas
A Process Area is a cluster of related practices in an area that, when implemented collectively, satisfy a set of goals considered important for making significant improvement in that area.…
SEI CMMI – Capability Levels
A capability level is a well-defined evolutionary plateau describing the organization's capability relative to a process area. A capability level consists of related specific and generic practices for a process…
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