Memory Compression VMware
VMware memory compression stores some reclaimable guest memory in compressed host RAM to reduce swapping to disk.
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Memory Overcommitment
Memory overcommitment allocates more virtual memory than available physical RAM, relying on workload behavior and reclamation.
View definitionMessage Trace
An Exchange Online tool that allows you to follow the path of, an email
View definitionMFA
Multifactor authentication (MFA) verifies identity using at least two distinct factor categories, improving account protection.
View definitionMFA Fatigue
A technique that bombards a user of applications MFA to push him to accept one.
View definitionMicrosoft 365
Microsoft 365 combines cloud productivity services such as Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint and Office applications.
View definitionMicrosoft 365 DLP
DLP helps detect and control the leakage of sensitive data
View definitionMicrosoft 365 Group
A collaborative group associated with several services Microsoft 365.
View definitionMicrosoft Azure
Microsoft's cloud platform offers computing, storage, network, databases and many managed services.
View definitionMicrosoft Defender for Endpoint
A platform EDR Microsoft to protect and monitor posts and servers.
View definitionMicrosoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)
a former Microsoft toolkit for automating Windows deployment with task sequences, now retired from support
View definitionMicrosoft Entra Cloud Sync
a cloud-first identity synchronization service that uses lightweight on-premises agents to provision Active Directory identities into Microsoft Entra...
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A Microsoft service family dedicated to governance, compliance and data protection.
View definitionMicrosoft Teams
A Microsoft platform for chat, meetings, calls and collaboration.
View definitionMITRE ATT&CK
MITRE ATT&CK maps observed attacker behaviors into tactics and techniques to support detection and defense.
View definitionMLAG
MLAG is a concept or mechanism used in & LINK network to aggregate links to two distinct physical switch.
View definitionMLD Snooping
MLD Snooping is a concept or mechanism used in & ipv6 network to limit IPv6 multicast to group members.
View definitionModel Context Protocol (MCP)
Model Context Protocol is an open protocol for connecting AI assistants to external tools, resources, and context providers.
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The modern OAuth-based authentication model and chips.
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Monitoring observes service availability, performance and health to detect anomalies and support useful operational action.
View definitionMPIO
MPIO allows to use several paths to a block storage.
View definitionMPLS
A label-switching technology used by carriers to transport and isolate traffic.
View definitionMQTT
MQTT is a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging protocol used by connected devices and monitoring applications.
View definitionMSS
Maximum data size TCP carried in a segment.
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