Play “Spot the Phish”
- Published in Cloud Security, Microsoft 365, Technology
3 Steps to raise the Microsoft Secure Score
- Published in Cloud Security, Microsoft 365, Technology
Microsoft Customer Story: Toronto Zoo
- Published in Case Study, Microsoft 365, Technology
Microsoft 365 Customer Story: TransBlue
- Published in Microsoft 365, Technology
What’s the difference between Azure Backup and Azure Site Recovery?
How does Azure Backup differ from Azure Site Recovery? Both Backup and Site Recovery are important to an effective disaster recovery solution as both services capture data and offer restore semantics. Backup ensures that your data is safe and recoverable while Site Recovery keeps your workloads available when/if an outage occurs. Azure Backup Backs up
- Published in Technology
10 Steps to Earning “Top 1% Cyber Executive” Title
October means the month of Oktoberfest for everyone who loves a beer. But for those of us in technology, October is really a time to party because it is National Cyber Security Awareness Month! WooHoo! Okay, maybe it doesn’t sound so fun, but for those of us in the business, maybe we can think of
- Published in Technology
Cyber Security Rant
There is so much happening in the Cyber Security front. It affects you. You can learn from it. As a bonus, you can rant along with me. Hardly anyone takes the time to read insurance policy fine print. Likewise, few business people really want to deal with cyber security. Dig in and understand it. According
- Published in Technology
An Ounce of Data Loss Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure
So much has been written about the bad actors that break into organizations and steal valuable data. Has anyone heard of Equifax? The Latin root of this company’s name is “fax,” short for facsimile. Talk about a dinosaur of a name, and one that sort of infers the organization isn’t too current with technology. Well,
- Published in data loss prevention, Data Protection
Would You Know if You Had Been Hacked?
My next-door office neighbor’s mom had just died. It was a Friday and the first day I saw him come into the office for several days. Later, when I was emailing, in real time, he asked me to log on to his Dropbox account. I asked him why, and he thanked me for double checking
- Published in Technology
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