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The Ultimate Defense: What Is an Air Gapped Computer?

When reading about cyber-security, you’ll probably see talk about “air-gapped” computer systems. It’s a technical name for a simple concept: A computer system that’s physically isolated from potentially dangerous networks. Or, in simpler terms, using a computer offline. Read This Article on How-To Geek ›
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