Posted on 10.29.19 by Greg Mooney
In this podcast, we hear from a few IT experts about the worst IT nightmares they've ever encountered.
Posted on 10.25.19 by Jeff Edwards
Time and time again, retailers prove to be a popular (and easy) target for hackers. The tangible and intangible costs for an e-commerce site that’s been breached can escalate quickly. In this post, we'll explore the issue, and outline some solutions.
Posted on 10.23.19 by Tim Warner
Azure Blueprints provide a "one-stop shop" for Azure governance. By implementing JSON templates and a controlled, unified workflow, Azure administrators can define, deploy, enforce, and maintain standardized Azure environments.
Posted on 10.21.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
I’d like to believe that all readers will use this post to prepare for a ‘what if’ scenario but the sad truth is that some of you are reacting to a data breach and lack an incident response plan.
Posted on 10.17.19 by Dan Franciscus
For many Microsoft IT professionals, one of the first things they do with PowerShell is using it to perform tasks in Active Directory.
Posted on 10.16.19 by Tim Warner
Once you start rolling with Azure AD Connect and hybrid identity between local Active Directory and Azure Active Directory, one of your first thoughts is, "What happens if my Azure AD Connect server goes offline?"
Posted on 10.16.19 by Jeff Edwards
If your business deals with credit card payments in any way, then PCI compliance is going to be a fact of life, and an essential part of running your business securely and efficiently. PCI compliance is a critically important step in protecting your customer's or...
Posted on 10.15.19 by Greg Mooney
Plan, practice, and then keep on practicing! It sounds so simple, but those are the keys for IT teams who have to respond to a disaster delivered by Mother Nature—whether it’s a flood, fire, earthquake, or a major storm such as a hurricane or tornado.
Posted on 10.14.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
How much customers care about data breaches is often dependent on the type of customer data obtained by attackers.
Posted on 10.10.19 by Greg Mooney
If your organization is finding it difficult to comply with PCI DSS, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, it could be due to some of the misconceptions about the standard.
