Posted on 09.27.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) refer to security technologies that encrypt data sent between a web server and web browser.
Posted on 09.26.19 by Joe Hewitson
Data archiving is an odd practice at times. When big data is focused on every last bit of information, the idea of relegating any amount of it to outdated media can seem like a waste of resources. Add the cloud and you begin to see how out of place this concept can be.
Posted on 09.19.19 by Greg Mooney
We recently had a chance to sit down with Progress' partner, Orsenna, who has been serving WhatsUp Gold customers in Europe. More specifically, Switzerland.
Posted on 09.18.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
As IT pros, we’ve been aware for quite some time that some users are a threat to security, whether by their use of shadow IT, their susceptibility to social engineering attacks from cybercriminals, or by using their employee role and access permissions to compromise data...
Posted on 09.17.19 by Dan Franciscus
The process of securely installing software in Windows is something that IT professionals grapple with, especially in an enterprise setting.
Posted on 09.13.19 by Jeff Edwards
The cloud is a fact of life in 2019. From basic cloud collaboration tools to storage buckets on massive cloud platforms like Azure and AWS, most businesses perform thousands of cloud file transfers every day, whether they’re aware of it or not. For businesses and IT...
Posted on 09.12.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
If you are a small or medium business, you may have left your data backups in the hands of outside help or, even worse, to chance.
Posted on 09.11.19 by Greg Mooney
When it comes to cost savings for IT operations and businesses in general, information governance is probably the last thing you think of. In this podcast, we discuss the implications of information governance.
Posted on 09.09.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
Two years plus and counting and companies are still being impacted by WannaCry. Here are the four main reasons why an old exploit and ransomware is still an issue.
Posted on 09.04.19 by Mark Towler
In our computerized world, things tend to be reduced to binary as often as possible. 1 or 0. On or Off. Positive or Negative. Access Granted or Access Denied. That shouldn't always be the case.
