The 41 Dumbest Security Decisions
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April 22, 2013
Have you ever been confronted by a decision that seemed so ill-advised or just plain wrong that you couldn’t believe anyone would make it? Has that been something either directly related to, or impacting security? If so, then there’s probably …
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GFI MailArchiver®: The Best of Both Worlds
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January 23, 2013
Two things that make me happy are cake, and being able to have one’s cake and eat it. And when the latter means being able to come up with best case scenario solutions for my customers, it makes me even …
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GFI EventsManager® Now Includes Proven Active Monitoring Functionality
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January 22, 2013
GFI EventsManager, the company’s award-winning log management software, now includes the established active network and server monitoring capabilities found in the company’s popular GFI NetworkServerMonitor® solution. This new functionality, combined with GFI EventsManager’s existing log management capabilities, gives IT administrators …
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Email: The Reports of Its Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
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January 17, 2013
The current consensus among the “cool crowd” of tech pundits seems to be that email is dead. Instant messaging and social networking have supposedly made it obsolete. They’ll tell you that business is moving toward a more “real time” model …
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Running GFI WebMonitor to Support Your Firewall or UTM
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January 15, 2013
Many firewalls and UTM devices have a basic level of web filtering included; so why would you want a dedicated web filtering proxy as well? Several vendors try to pack as many security features into their firewalls and UTM appliances …
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13 for ’13 Jumpstart: User Provisioning
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January 11, 2013
A few weeks ago we published an article called 13 IT Projects to Include in Your Plans for 2013. In that post, we recommended 13 great IT projects for you to consider, since many IT departments start lining up their …
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Cloud Solutions: Making Enterprise-level Solutions Affordable for Small Businesses
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January 7, 2013
Historically, as companies grew larger, they could afford better tools for their business. These tools helped them increase efficiency and workflow, but always came at a cost. You can trace this back to the beginning of industrialization and therefore the …
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January Webcast Line-Up
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January 4, 2013
Every month we organize some exciting 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!
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13 for ’13 Jumpstart: BYOD and MDM
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January 2, 2013
A few weeks ago we published an article called 13 IT Projects to Include in Your Plans for 2013. In that post, we suggested thirteen great IT projects for you to consider, since as the New Year approaches, many IT …
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2013 Through the Crystal Ball
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December 28, 2012
Predicting the future is one hazardous occupation (ask the Mayans), yet in the world of IT and technology, trends and habits have a tendency to repeat themselves year after year. In this post we look at some of the things …
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Windows PowerShell: Essential Admin Scripts (Part 2)
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December 26, 2012
In Part 1 of this two-part series, I covered the ‘Microsoft Troubleshooting Packs’ and ACL permission checks using PowerShell scripting. This article will focus on two more scripts, one to check if a host is alive and, if it is …
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