Traditional file servers became popular in the business world because they facilitate access to files inside a company’s network. But your customers’ needs may have evolved, and […]
I just read this Security Intelligence article by David Strom and was happy to see him discuss our 2015 Insider Risk Report. It’s great to see outside opinions about this risk, […]
The Microsoft Exchange environment can be quite complicated. There are a ton of Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs) for servers, which gives you a lot to memorize when you configure clients […]
Update Feb 2015: Are you using Outlook 2015 for OS X? Read the note at the bottom. I’m a Mac user. And Outlook for Mac makes me sad. That’s because, when compared to its Windows […]
In part 1 of our How to Stop Spam series, we gave you tips on how to stay under the spammers’ radar. In part 2, we talked about spoofing. Now, in our final installment, we will tackle […]
Read Part I of How to Stop Spam. Many of us know malicious email when we see it… or so we think. Then, one day, you receive a strange email from a friend asking you send 1,000 dollars […]
The economics of spam is enough to make you cry. All these Viagra salesmen and mortgage scammers are salivating over their computers, knowing that if they can find one sucker in ten million […]
If you read our Small + Medium Business Mobile Trends Report, you might be wondering if Apple is the best platform for your business. What about Android? What about BlackBerry?Here’s […]
I was talking to a SecuriSync customer the other day. He asked me about embedding SecuriSync links into webpages. Could they use SecuriSync kind of like an FTP server for content […]
