How to Protect Your Organization From Cyberattacks
As companies change to the cloud, they’re losing track of their assets. Laptops are being left at home, files are being stored in the cloud, and other devices are being shared between employees and frequently lost or forgotten. To guard against cyberattacks,...
Zero Trust Architecture: What It Is and How It Works
The term Zero Trust has matured into one of cybersecurity’s freshest buzzwords—and for good reason. Many of the most successful companies in the world are adopting this architecture, but what exactly does it mean? This guide will help you understand Zero Trust,...
Tips To Developing A Managed Services Provider Business
I started on the cloud as a beta tester for AWS, so I probably have some bias when I recommend cloud hosting over VPS hosting. It’s so much more than that, though. Ultimately, cloud hosting is way more flexible, easier to manage, and lighter (as well as lightning) on system resources. Its pricing model is cheaper than VPS as well, and some providers offer single monthly priced plans, which are ideal for providing support services to clients.
Kim Komando Is Making Women In Tech Look Bad
Is the editor of this site fact-checking this advice? It appears that they are not. Thus, this mess is now in the hands of any IT support professional that stumbles across it in their news feeds. But it especially calls women in IT up to bat in a field where we get discouraged too often already: technical writing.
Handy How-To: Manage Gmail Labels In Bulk Like A Pro
If you’ve had a Gmail account for a while, the chances are high that you’ve accumulated a series of hundreds and even thousands of rogue labels. These labels usually were created by email clients on Android and iOS. When software developers were still learning how to work with Gmail’s unique email system, they couldn’t…