Push to the Cloud Leaves a Hole in the Sky With Microsoft pushing us towards taking as many of our applications from premises-based servers to some form of SaaS (Software...
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In smaller “mom and pop” networks, all the resources and users are all on the same Local Area Network (LAN). These are the easiest to setup and typically resemble most...
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Microsoft Upgrades all System Updates to SHA-2 Code Signing Microsoft has announced they will no longer use Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA-1) to authenticate Windows operating system updates due to…
After owning an IT Business for nearly 20 years, there is one thing I can say without question about that time. There was never a good option for my customers...
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I use Office 365 and Skype for Business to work efficiently while I’m away from the office. By utilizing the cloud, these applications enable me to have access to any…
Microsoft has been enormously successful in keeping Windows 10 users on the current version of Windows 10 (there have been four updates so far, with a fifth one due in...
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Since Microsoft’s announcement on the first of this month (October 1st) that Microsoft Teams will begin replacing Skype for Business Online, there has been a great level of concern and...
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This blog is part of a series on IT Security we’ve created to examine threats in the modern security landscape. So far we’ve discussed the human element of security—and how...
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This post is part of an IT security series we’re presenting to provide real life examples of how organizations are falling victim to modern attacks. We can preach about what...
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Now is not the time to ignore your vulnerabilities. Only a few years ago a little network segmentation, anti-virus software, and a firewall were considered adequate for securing most businesses....
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