You’ve probably heard the phrase “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. I want to introduce another in the same vein as that – “The Dumb, the Stupid, and the Unbelievable”. I’ve been an IT consultant for many years, and …
Pet peeves, annoyances, irritations, grievances, vexations…if you are an IT admin, I bet you have a few. We all do. There are just some things that can set one admin off on a wild tear, while others go on nonplussed. …
They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions – any sys admin would relate to this. You have nothing but the best intentions when you install a tool, set up a service, or plug in a device …
You may have thought that faxes were dead, or that they had taken a quiet backseat to email. But you would be wrong in that assumption. Faxes are still required for many business transactions as they are legally binding, and …
No matter how the economic headlines in your region read these days, when it comes to technology spending among small businesses, a lot of industry experts agree that SMB IT spending is on the rise and will continue to increase …
Linux servers often run the most critical applications. Proactive monitoring brings increased uptime, faster fixes and more profitable IT services. GFI MAX RemoteManagement will soon monitor, report and alert on all important aspects of Linux servers via the dashboard. Coming …
The early 1960s saw the release of the hugely popular single “Needles and Pins”. While needles have decidedly fallen out of favor, being the sharp pointy instruments of pain that they are, PINs are still very popular – especially with …
Every month we organize some exciting FREE webcasts that cover a variety of topics – have a look at this month’s line-up and sign up for what best suits your needs! Data Theft – VIPRE® Antivirus Business - sponsored webcast …
It really hasn’t been a good week for passwords, has it? LinkedIn, Last.fm and eHarmony suffered security breaches that resulted in millions of passwords being compromised. Ouch! First and foremost, before you read on, change your password if you haven’t …
With The New York Times recently reporting on the origins of Stuxnet and all the commentary and speculation on the incredibly sophisticated Flame malware, some interesting questions are being raised by my colleagues in the security industry and the journalists covering …
Advertising builds trust in a brand, and that trust makes us feel secure enough to click on a banner ad of a brand we know while browsing the Internet. However, danger could lurk here in the form of “malvertising”.