Posted on 04.09.19 by Greg Mooney
Wi-Fi 6 is almost here and although it boasts some significant increase in speeds, it’s main attraction will be connecting and securing more devices at once since we are connecting more IoT and mobile devices to networks.
Posted on 04.05.19 by Greg Mooney
If you’re an IT person, why would Brexit mean anything to you? The short answer: it doesn’t right now. At least not until we understand how Brexit will play out. In this podcast, we discuss the possible outcomes for Brexit and their effect on IT operations.
Posted on 04.04.19 by Greg Mooney
For the past several years, DevOps has been the go-to method for fast software development lifecycles. But just like testing is an integral part of app development, security is an integral part as well. That's why the term DevSecOps was coined.
Posted on 03.26.19 by Greg Mooney
Application programming interfaces, otherwise known as APIs, are an important aspect of any piece of software or platform. If you think about all the data that passes through an application these days, it is hard to think of a time when APIs weren’t an integral part of...
Posted on 03.22.19 by Greg Mooney
I got a chance to sit down with Kevin Conklin, the VP of Marketing at Ipswitch to talk more about the new MOVEit 2019 release and how the new MOVEit is now integrated with Mulesoft’s Anypoint Exchange.
Posted on 02.07.19 by Greg Mooney
Automation is not always AI, but AI is an automated system. It’s easy to get the two terms confused because they both run off the same thing—data. However, the differences are far-reaching, and it’s important to know the differences between AI and Automation.
Posted on 01.25.19 by Greg Mooney
It’s hard to say if things are looking up or down for data security. It seems that companies across all industries are making a point to secure all their data in the wake of the massive data breaches of the past few years.
Posted on 01.15.19 by Greg Mooney
Honeypot servers defend digital assets by attracting cybercriminals and allowing their activities to be analyzed.
Posted on 01.11.19 by Greg Mooney
2018 will go down as the year that the rules changed for data privacy and data protection standards. I’m of course referring to the GDPR that was enacted in May 2018.
Posted on 12.19.18 by Greg Mooney
And here we are yet again. Another year and another array of data breaches to talk about over the course of the year. So what exactly defined 2018 when it came to data security?
