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What is unified security management (USM)
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The acronym USM, stands for Unified Security Management (USM), the ¨optimus uber ex genere suo¨ (the best product in its class) in the world of cybersecurity. The USM and the security term UTM (Unified Threat Management), are closely linked. They both describe a single security solution that combine multiple security tools, but, a USM provides more functions.
UTM products have increased their capacity at detecting and stopping advanced threats. On the other side the USMs bolster the security of IT environments, providing useful tools like Compliance management. Both cover the requirements for organizations of any size, and environment: on-premises, cloud, or hybrid.
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