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What to expect from FBI warning about Iran cyberattacks

What To Expect From FBI Warning About Iran Cyberattacks

Posted on January 9, 2020
At the end of last year, we covered the Iranian hacker group, APT33, and warned it was scouting U.S. targets for attack. However, since then, a top Iran general was killed during a recent U.S. military strike in Iraq. In response, Iran threatened retaliation. Thus, the FBI issued an alert...
Internet of Things Devices

Exploring the Internet of Things

Posted on January 7, 2020
Lately, when Internet of Things (IoT) security shows up in the news, warnings about overly connected Christmas toys or the hacking of an unfortunate consumer’s NEST home system make the headlines. These stories are based on the consumer level. However, the IoT can be just as prevalent, and much more...
Storage options for your business in 2020

Storage Solutions for Your Business in 2020

Posted on January 2, 2020
A new year is upon us! You’ve made resolutions and budgets to improve both yourself and your organization. As part of that process, many CIOs take this opportunity to consider their data storage options and infrastructure. Recently, we detailed some of the advancements available thanks to new capabilities within Windows...
Cyber Attack Evolution for the New Year

Cyber Attack Evolution for the New Year

Posted on December 26, 2019
As 2019 draws to a close, you may be tempted to relax and enjoy the holidays. However, before you do so, let’s make sure you're keeping up with the new wave of evolved attacks and vulnerabilities.  Sometimes, evolution does not involve a novel attack, but instead, a new way to...
Woman using Windows Computer - Make the Switch to Windows Server 2019

Make the Switch to Windows Server 2019 Now

Posted on December 17, 2019
As 2019 comes to an end, so too does support for several key Microsoft products.  In September, we covered the end of Windows 7 security updates. Now, Microsoft is closing the door on Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 support. As with Windows 7, the “end of support” means no more of...