Linux admins,
Emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, IoT, and cloud computing are creating new challenges for Linux admins responsible for protecting their systems against cybersecurity risks. These technologies are not only shaping how we defend our systems but also how compliance requirements are crafted and enforced.
Are your Linux systems ready for the latest security regulations? We have a responsibility to protect sensitive information for our users, like using encryption and limiting access to only those who need it.
Following compliance requirements benefits every Linux admin - whether it's for a home VPN server or for a business, this proactive approach reduces the likelihood of cyberattacks, data breaches, and other security incidents that could disrupt operations, damage reputation, and result in fines and legal liabilities for organizations.
Read on to learn about what you should be doing to understand and implement these compliance requirements and even what non-compliance can mean to you and your organization.
I'll also introduce static residential proxies, or static IP addresses that mimic actual users' actions, as a solution for overcoming the ethical concerns associated with web scraping. If you aren't already using web scraping, it's easy to get started, and our guide will show you how!
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Yours in Open Source,
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How Static Residential Proxies Support Ethical Web Scraping Practices
Web scraping is a technique organizations and researchers use to extract useful information from the web. However, this method poses various ethical and technical concerns. Many websites employ anti-scraping measures, making collecting data efficiently and responsibly challenging. Further, frequent similar requests from multiple locations can arouse a system's suspicion, resulting in access being denied. Luckily, static residential proxies solve these problems while ensuring ethical scraping practices. These proxies have a static IP address that mimics actual users' actions. With the aid of static proxies, scrapers can work undercover, conform to the policies of the target websites, and not crash their servers. So, how do you adhere to the best web scraping practices without being penalized? Thankfully, we'll describe how these proxies facilitate responsible data acquisition and meet the expectations of scrapers and website owners. |
