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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November Webcast Line-up
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November 5, 2012
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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Spyware: The Next Generation
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November 2, 2012
The world of IT continually creates new technologies and malicious software develops along with it. As we become more reliant on devices such as mobile phones, consoles and tablets, it is just a matter of time before hackers begin to …
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Stopping the Spread of Malware
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October 30, 2012
We may think that stopping the spread of malicious software is the job of security system vendors. There are, however, a number of things we can do to prevent malware from spreading and causing damage. Let’s look at a few …
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Google’s Postini™ Is No More – Here’s an Alternative
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October 25, 2012
Google has recently announced that its Postini services will be discontinued, starting with renewals in November of 2012, with the expectation that it will be completely shut down by the end of 2013. Google acquired Postini back in 2007, and …
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Unsolicited Phone Call Scams – Part Two
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October 23, 2012
In Part One, I talk about a phone call scam I received and how I had been passed by the “caller” to a “supervisor”, and then to a “technician”, and how the story just got better and more believable along …
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23 Awesome YouTube Channels for SysAdmins
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October 17, 2012
Killing time should be a piece of cake with all the Internet has to offer – really, it’s inconceivable that you might be at a loss for something to do. That does not mean watching cat videos or playing flash …
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Unsolicited Phone Call Scams – Part One
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October 15, 2012
Phone call scams are becoming an epidemic. The phone rings and, upon answering, the caller promptly identifies himself/herself and often claims to work with a prominent organization, such as Microsoft – all of which is bogus. However, some of the …
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A Closer Look at Hybrid Exchange Deployment
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October 11, 2012
A Hybrid Exchange deployment consists of an on-premise Exchange Server installation working together with Exchange Online, which is also known as coexistence. As we know, Exchange Online is Microsoft’s hosted Exchange service for small businesses and enterprises, and is typically …
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Preparing for Exchange 2013
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October 8, 2012
The Exchange Server 2013 Preview was released to the public in July, with the final version expected to ship early 2013. Three years in the making, this upcoming new version of Exchange Server incorporates a great many changes, tweaks and …
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7 Reasons Why Software Solutions Are Ideal For SMBs
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October 4, 2012
You’re looking for a product that suits your company’s budget and requirements and the first question that will go through your head is “should I opt for software or get a hardware solution?” Both software and hardware have their advantages …
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