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Infrastructure, and requires either an Azure ExpressRoute or VPN Gateway.Maintenance time: You have no guarantee for the exact maintenance time, though it's nearly transparent.ResourcesSQL Managed Instance overviewChoosing an Azure SQL optionSQL Database feature comparisonMigrate SQL Server to Azure SQL Managed InstanceBroader migration processTools:Data Migration AssistantDatabase Migration ServiceExtend supportIf you're not ready to upgrade, and you're not ready to move to the cloud, you have the ability to purchase an Extended Security Updates subscription to receive Critical security updates for up to three years past the end of the support date.BenefitsApplication support: This option is the best option if your application requires recertification on a newer version of SQL Server. This option is common for applications that don't use Compatibility certification.Consistent infrastructure: You don't have to change your infrastructure in any way.Technical support: If you have Software Assurance, or another support plan, you can continue receiving technical support from Microsoft on your end-of-support SQL Server product. This option is the only way to get support for SQL Server 2012 (11.x).Time: This option is available for three years, giving you extra time to certify your applications.ConsiderationsLimited availability: This option is only available to customers with Software Assurance or subscription licenses.Cost: This option can prove costly, as Extended Security Updates are approximately 75% of the on-premises license cost annually.Limited time-frame: This option is only available for three years, so you still need to upgrade or migrate at the end of the three-year period if you want to ensure your security and compliance.No bug fixes: If you encounter a non-security bug with the product, Microsoft won't release a fix for it.Limited support: Extended Security Updates don't include new features, functional improvements, or customer-requested fixes. Security fixes are limited to fixes rated as Critical by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).ResourcesWhat are Extended Security Updates

Hotels, and coffee shops, ensuring secure and efficient IP allocation is crucial. Option 82 allows for the segregation of users based on their point of connection.IoT Deployments: As IoT devices flood the market, their secure integration into existing networks becomes a significant concern. Option 82 offers an extra layer of security by identifying the exact point of connection for each device.Telecom Networks: In environments like DSL or Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH), Option 82 can be invaluable in troubleshooting, as it allows network operators to pinpoint the exact location of any connectivity issues.By understanding the anatomy of Option 82 and the richness of the data it can provide, network administrators are better equipped to implement smart, secure, and efficient network architectures. As we move to the next chapters, you’ll learn how to leverage these features for maximal security benefits. Stay tuned.3. Why Option 82 is Crucial for SecurityIn today’s cybersecurity climate, where threats are not just probabilities but eventual certainties, every layer of security counts. While DHCP Option 82 might seem like a small cog in a vast machine, it plays a pivotal role in patching security loopholes and enhancing network integrity. Let’s explore how Option 82 acts as a linchpin in securing your network, highlighting its significance through real-world scenarios and its contributions to compliance and regulatory measures.Closing Security LoopholesUnauthorized Device AccessOne of the most common security threats to networks is unauthorized device access. Without Option 82, any device can connect to a network port and receive an IP address, gaining potential

This section, we will learn the factors that affect the options premium.Let us understand these factors with the help of an analogy. Yesterday I was watching a Bollywood Thriller movie and I quite liked it. After the movie I was wondering what really made me like the movie. Was it the overall storyline, or brilliant acting by the cast or the nice direction by the director of the movie? Well, I suppose it was a mix of all the factors that made the movie enjoyable.This also made me realize, there is a lot of similarity between a Bollywood movie and an options trade. Similar to a Bollywood movie, for an options trade to be successful in the market there are several forces which need to work in the option trader’s favor. These forces influence an option contract in real time, affecting the premium to either increase or decrease in real time.There are six factors which affect the option premium. They are: 1. Underlying Security PriceChange in market price of an underlying security has a direct effect on Option Price. When the market price of underlying security increases, the Call Options Premiums increase while the Put Options Premiums decrease. On the other hand, when security price decreases, the Put Options Premiums increase while the Call Options Premiums decrease. Hence, we can say that the call option’s premium is directly related with underlying security price whereas put option’s premium is inversely related with underlying security price.2. Option Strike PriceDifferent Strike Prices for an Option show different responses to change in market price of underlying security. Price change in Options prices is more sensitive for the Strikes which are near to the current price of the underlying security. The Strike Prices far away from the current price of the security see comparatively small

Security Cloud Control checks for changes every 10 minutes to determine if there have been any out-of-band changes made to the device's configuration. If there have been configuration changes, Security Cloud Control automatically updates its local version of the device's configuration without prompting you. Security Cloud Control will not automatically accept a configuration change if there are configuration changes made on Security Cloud Control that have not yet been deployed to the device. Follow the prompts on the screen to determine your next action. To use auto-accept changes, you first enable the tenant to display the auto-accept option in the Conflict Detection menu on the Security Devices page; then, you enable auto-accept changes for individual devices. If you want Security Cloud Control to detect out-of-band changes but give you the option to accept or reject them manually, enable Conflict Detection instead. Configure Auto-Accept Changes Procedure Step 1 Log in to Security Cloud Control using an account with Admin or Super Admin privileges. Step 2 In the left pane, click . Step 3 In the Tenant Settings area, click the toggle to Enable the option to auto-accept device changes. This enables the Auto-Accept Changes menu option to appear in the Conflict Detection menu on the Security Devices page. Step 4 In the left pane, click and select the device for which you want to automatically accept out-of-band changes. Step 5 In the Conflict Detection menu, select Auto-Accept Changes in the drop-down menu. Disabling Auto-Accept Changes for All Devices on the Tenant Procedure Step 1 Log-in to Security Cloud Control using an account with Admin or Super Admin privileges. Step 2 In left pane, click . Step 3 In the Tenant Settings area, disable the "Enable the option to auto-accept device changes" by sliding the toggle to the left so it shows a grey X. This disables Auto-Accept Changes option in the Conflict Detection menu and disables the feature for every device on your tenant. Note Disabling "Auto-Accept" will require you to review each device conflict before you can accept it into Security Cloud Control. This includes devices previously configured to auto-accept

What's new in this version: New Features:install/install ➜ Adding Debug Log Files in macOS for Java Updater and JCP (JDK-8319745 (not public)):- Debug log files for Java Updater and JCP have been added to the directory $HOME/Library/Application Support/Oracle/Java/Java Updater/ for macOS x64 and aarch64. Logs for Java Updater and JCP are separated into two log files: JavaUpdaterLog.txt and JCPUpdateLog.txt.- JavaUpdaterLog.txt is generated and logs debug lines if it does not already exist when Java Updater is run. Likewise, JCPUpdateLog.txt is generated and logs debug lines if it does not already exist when Java Control Panel is run.- If a log file already exists for Java Updater or JCP, the newly logged debug lines are appended at the end of the log file. Each log session has a header with a timestamp of when the application was run.security-libs/java.security ➜ New Security Category for -XshowSettings Launcher Option (JDK-8281658):The -XshowSettings launcher has a new security category. Settings from security properties, security providers and TLS related settings are displayed with this option. A security sub-category can be passed as an argument to the security category option. See the output from java -X:- -XshowSettings:security- show all security settings and continue- -XshowSettings:security:*sub-category*show settings for the specified security sub-category and continue. Possible *sub-category* arguments for this option include:- all: show all security settings and continue- properties: show security properties and continue- providers: show static security provider settings and continue- tls: show TLS related security settings and continue- Third party security provider details will be reported if they are included in the application class path or module path and such providers are configured in the java.security file.

New group created in step 3. For Community-2 change the Encryption Domain for Security Gateway-C, use the new group created in step 4. In practice this type of configuration "tricks" the satellite gateways to think that the destination host is part of Security Gateway-C 's Encryption Domain and therefore encrypt the packets from the satellite gateways towards the center Security Gateway. When the encrypted packet gets to the center Security Gateway, it is decrypted and re-routed to its original destination thus it is encrypted again and sent to the other satellite gateway. Specific VPN Domain for Gateway Communities If a Security Gateway participates in more than one VPN Community, you can configure a different VPN Domain for the Security Gateway for each VPN Community in which it participates. In SmartConsole, you can configure a specific VPN Domain for a Security Gateway in the Security Gateway object or in the VPN Community object. Important - This feature requires Security Gateway versions R80.40 and higher. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the Security Gateway Object: Open the > page. In the line , click . Select the VPN Community for which it is necessary to override the VPN Domain and click . Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPNAn encrypted tunnel between remote access clients (such as Endpoint Security VPN) and a Security Gateway. Community object > page. Click to close the Set Specific VPN Domain for Gateway Communities window. Click to close the window. To configure a specific VPN Domain in the VPN Community Object: In the pane, click . Click the applicable VPN Community. The VPN Community configuration window opens. In the pane, double-click the relevant Security Gateway object (or create a new object). The VPN Domain configuration window opens. Select the applicable option: This configuration option use the VPN Domain that is configured in the folder > page > section. Select the applicable Network or Group object (or create a new object). This configuration option overrides: The VPN Domain that is configured in the Security Gateway object > folder > page > section. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Meshed / Star VPN Community object > page. The VPN Domain that is configured in the Remote Access VPN Community object > page.