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Author Archives: Andrew Zammit Tabona

About Andrew Zammit Tabona

Andrew has over 10 years experience in Quality Assurance, Incident Management, and Pre- and Post-Sales Technical Support roles, as well as recent specialization in Digital Forensics and E-Discovery.

Windows PowerShell: Extracting Strings Using Regular Expressions

Windows PowerShell: Extracting Strings Using Regular Expressions

on August 8, 2012

Windows PowerShell is a powerful (no pun intended!) command line scripting language built on top of the .NET framework. Version 2.0 of Windows PowerShell comes installed by default with Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. On older platforms, it is …

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Scanning Open Ports in Windows: A Quick Guide

Scanning Open Ports in Windows: A Quick Guide

on March 15, 2012

When troubleshooting client or server side application network connectivity issues, it is often necessary to determine if access to a certain port that the application uses is being blocked. In this article we’ll take a quick look at how to …

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Internet Monitoring: both sides of the table (Part 2)

Internet Monitoring: both sides of the table (Part 2)

on April 1, 2011

In the first part of this article we saw the legal parameters within which organizations implement internet monitoring. It’s easy to understand why employees feel concerned about being monitored at work. After all it’s human nature to feel uneasy knowing …

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Internet Monitoring: both sides of the table (Part 1)

Internet Monitoring: both sides of the table (Part 1)

on March 30, 2011

The debate about internet monitoring in the workplace has been going on for years! Employees often feel their employers are yet another entity that is enforcing the big brother effect on them, yet on the flip side employers feel as …

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A Quick Look at On-Premise E-mail Archiving

A Quick Look at On-Premise E-mail Archiving

on February 23, 2011

In a previous post, I discussed the concept of e-mail archiving in the cloud and ran through some pros and cons of hosting your e-mail archive off-site. Today we’ll take a quick look at on-premise e-mail archiving. Having an on-premise …

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The Ins and Outs of Vulnerability Scanning

The Ins and Outs of Vulnerability Scanning

on February 4, 2011

What are Vulnerability Scanners? Vulnerability scanners check your network against a database of known vulnerabilities; such a database is usually compiled from respectable resources such as CVE (http://cve.mitre.org) or OVAL (http://oval.mitre.org). They can also check for administrative oversights such as …

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Have you Considered the Insider Threat of Email Security?

Have you Considered the Insider Threat of Email Security?

on January 26, 2011

According to a recent report, business users send and receive an average of 110 emails per day. Such a figure indicates that email continues to play a predominant role in the day-to-day activities of an organization and that its use …

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Is email archiving in the cloud ideal for your organization?

Is email archiving in the cloud ideal for your organization?

on January 12, 2011

With e-mail volumes increasing, IT budgets decreasing, legal discovery issues becoming a more common occurrence and an organization’s dependence on e-mail for business success being the norm, it’s no wonder that e-mail administrators are under increased pressure to keep on …

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DDOS attack on Twitter and Facebook

DDOS attack on Twitter and Facebook

on August 7, 2009

Two of the largest social media sites, Twitter and Facebook, fell to their knees early Thursday morning, with both being severely disrupted by a coordinated attack. Whenever any of the 45 million users belonging to the Twitter community tried to …

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Windows 7 in your pocket

Windows 7 in your pocket

on August 6, 2009

Windows 7 has, since its first demonstration, been shown to work pretty well on netbooks, but loading it onto a netbook is not as simple as we’d like it to be. According to sources at CNET News, Microsoft are considering …

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