Posted on 04.10.18 by Adam Bertram
Logging into MOVEit's console or web interface works great for day-to-day management tasks or setting up one-time workflows but there are times when we need to automate with MOVEit Automation!
Posted on 03.29.18 by Jeff Edwards
If 2017 was the year of the ransomware attack, then 2018 is shaping up to be the year of cryptojacking, at least with the way things are going so far.
Posted on 03.23.18 by Jeff Edwards
US Government officials have announced a round of sanctions and criminal indictments against an alleged Iranian hacker network that targeted hundreds of universities, businesses, NGOs, and Government organizations world-wide.
Posted on 03.23.18 by Greg Mooney
GDPR is right around the corner in May, so let's defrag some of the myths associated with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Posted on 03.20.18 by Michael O'Dwyer
You may consider ‘IoT security’ an oxymoron and, unfortunately, for many IoT devices, you’re quite correct. The IoT and security don’t necessarily go together, with many companies and domestic consumers using IoT devices that lack fundamental layers of security. This...
Posted on 03.05.18 by Jeff Edwards
New month, new IT stories, and some (not so) new security problems. And what a month it’s been! From the Olympic hacks to cryptominers on government websites to the continued fallout of the Meltdown/Spectre flaws, February kept us busy. In this edition of Defrag This,...
Posted on 02.27.18 by Alex Jablokow
Increasingly, corporate work is being carried out on mobile laptops, tablets, and smartphones, and corporate data is being held outside of the company’s own systems.
Posted on 02.12.18 by Jeff Edwards
Just four days in and the 2018 Winter Olympics have already seen their fair share of setbacks. First, there’s the norovirus, which has reportedly infected 194 athletes, then there’s the gale force winds, disrupting and postponing events. But forces of nature aside, the...
Posted on 02.08.18 by Jeff Edwards
Aggregator and social network Reddit.com is one of the most popular websites on the internet. In fact, the site it touts itself as the “front page of the internet." But that level of popularity has made it a target for fraudsters, and now, Reddit users, especially those...
Posted on 02.06.18 by Michael O'Dwyer
Democracy is in many ways about protecting freedoms, the freedom of the press, the freedom to bear arms, to arm bears, to vote in elections, and much more. With the advancement of technology, many feel these freedoms are under threat and the alleged Russian interference...
