I have been deploying this for about 4 months now and pretty impressed. Sophos XDR goes beyond the endpoint and server, pulling in firewall, email and other data sources. Gives you a holistic view of your organ...
Pro wrestling giant WWE was recently the victim of a security breach leaked personal data for 3 million customers. Hackers reportedly gained access to the information after striking a database left unprotected ...
A notebook PC powered by Microsoft Windows offers several advantages: Windows offers the most flexibility to run just about any app, as well as the choice of any browser you choose. You can tweak and configure ...
“Cisco says by 2021, 94 percent of all workloads will run in some form of cloud environment. Even on-premises workloads will run in a virtualized environment.” stated Andy Patrizio, from Network Wo...
In moving to the cloud, businesses are given greater flexibility in storing and sharing, disaster recovery benefits, security and storage. As more businesses move their applications online, employees are...
Microsoft is offering a new incentive for Azure users, up to $12,000 in free support for those who make a prepaid commitment to Microsoft Azure cloud for the year. This is Microsoft’s latest ploy t...
Dropbox announced a new initiative at their Open conference on Tuesday called Project Infinite. Project Infinite utilizes a new interface that allows users to see all of the files they have stor...
Nasuni Cloud Storage – Leveraging the cloud as a primary storage component, Nasumi Cloud NAS combines local storage controllers and cloud storage to provide global access to data with local performance. T...
Two-factor Authentication is a type of multi-factor authentication that provides identification of users using a combination of two different components. These components are often something the user knows, pos...
Ransomware is the devilish and extremely debilitating program designed to lock and encrypt files in order to extort money from consumers, business owners, and even government officials. It seems that no ...