Security Event Manager - Improve your security posture and quickly demonstrate compliance with an easy-to-use, affordable SIEM tool Access Rights Manager: Manage and audit access rights across your IT infrastructure They have 6 tools listed on their IT Security Downloads: When we edit titles, we always try to use representative language from the article and rather than to make up language ourselves.
There's a bit of interpretation involved there, but you can nearly always pick out the general-overview phrase if one exists. The key is that it be representative though, not cherry-picked. Sometimes none of those exists, but you can find a representative phrase lurking in the article body.
There's often also a sentence in the opening paragraph that can be used. In cases where there isn't a natural way to truncate, a better option is to look at the HTML doc title, a subtitle, a heading, or sometimes even a photo caption, that say accurately and neutrally what the article is about.
One shouldn't start abbreviating words, for example, that don't normally get abbreviated. However, truncation isn't always natural. Good question! (The limit is 80 chars.) The answer is to truncate, not rewrite.
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