Posted on 11.20.18 by Jeff Edwards
If 2017 was the year of the ransomware attack, then 2018, insofar as it can be defined by malware, was the year of cryptojacking.
Posted on 11.16.18 by Jeff Edwards
One of the most persistent issues facing the modern IT team is the problem of Shadow IT. And that's the genesis of one of the most exciting new features of MOVEit 2018: the new Secure Folder Sharing capability. This new tool puts the power of creating and using secure...
Posted on 11.15.18 by Dan Franciscus
While it supports Windows and Linux, creating an OS image is vastly different between the two. In this article, I will focus on how Packer is used for Windows OS image creation.
Posted on 11.12.18 by Michael O'Dwyer
The EU Copyright Directive has been labeled a bad deal for all parties and threatens the Internet as we know it. If it's approved, how are businesses going to respond?
Posted on 11.08.18 by Jeff Edwards
Collaboration is of utmost importance in the modern workplace, but when done incorrectly, a collaborative environment can also be an insecure one. Here's how you can allow increased workplace collaboration, without reducing security.
Posted on 11.07.18 by Greg Mooney
Shadow IT is a real problem in the modern workplace. In this episode of Defrag This, we explore the reasons users turn to the dark side, the risks of unsanctioned IT stacks, and some of the solutions IT teams can use to curb Shadow IT.
Posted on 11.06.18 by Greg Mooney
Today is election day and voters are running to the polls to cast their vote. However, recent reports indicate that US citizens are not particularly confident in the technology used at the ballots.
Posted on 11.02.18 by Dan Franciscus
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is still the most popular cloud platform and Packer provides great integration that enables users to import builds into AWS and convert them to Amazon Machine Images (AMI).
Posted on 10.31.18 by Edgar Allan Mooney
Once upon a blood moon, there was a sysadmin called Kyle and he almost lost it all to the ghost in the machine...
Posted on 10.31.18 by Mark Towler
It’s a given that users with access to your MFT solution have permission to use it and know exactly what they are allowed to do with it. But maybe it shouldn’t be.
