Posted on 08.07.19 by Jeff Edwards
Businesses archive their data for a lot of reasons, but what is the most critical use case for archiving? For security or for posterity?
Posted on 08.06.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
Facebook is determined to launch their own digital currency called Libra, but why would anyone trust them at this point?
Posted on 08.02.19 by Mark Towler
Recently, we learned about the latest data breach where 106 million Capital One customers in the USA and Canada had personal details stolen.
Posted on 07.25.19 by Michael O'Dwyer
Bluetooth security… Some consider it an oxymoron, like ‘global intelligence’ community or ‘offshore support’ while others recognize Bluetooth flaws and understand their causes. Whatever side of the fence your opinions lie, it’s fair to observe that Bluetooth has its...
Posted on 07.22.19 by Junko Mizuno
According to Seven-Eleven, some 900 customers using its mobile payment service called 7pay have lost a total of 55 million yen ($510,000) due to unauthorized access to their accounts.
Posted on 07.19.19 by Mark Towler
Do the latest fines against Facebook matter or is Facebook going to continue with business as usual?
Posted on 07.18.19 by Greg Mooney
In this Have You Met? podcast, we sat down with Daniel Hotz of QBITS, a Progress partner based in Switzerland, to see how they are implementing MOVEit managed file transfer in the various regions they serve clients.
Posted on 07.15.19 by Greg Mooney
Efficient collaboration and peer-to-peer file sharing are important for any job, but you don't want to do it in a way that leaves data unprotected.
Posted on 07.12.19 by Dan Franciscus
In this article, we discuss how to grant users simple admin rights temporarily like installing software. This helps keep IT from getting bogged down.
Posted on 07.10.19 by Greg Mooney
Ah, cryptography. It’s so important to us in our every day lives and yet it has one of the longest and confusing pasts of any type of technology we use today.
