And your customers need to know. Educate them on how to combat risky user security practices and manage access to IT services during employment – and after employment ends. In our 2015 […]
As we start planning for 2016, I’m sure a lot of us will be focused on “doing more with less”. That includes streamlining processes and finding ways to speed up […]
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 […]
Introduction: Just last week CBS ran a 60 Minutes segment about the cyber-attack on Sony Pictures, and it brought to light the dangers of phishing. Specifically, it highlighted a tactic […]
In case you missed them: Read Part I, Part II, Part III of this series. Here’s where I’m really lucky: Unlike the previous posts in this series, I don’t have a personal horror […]
Every year, when tax season approaches, I start the tedious process of gathering all the information I need. Which usually entails scouring random drawers, looking in unlabeled envelopes […]
Read part I of this series. The other night, my Internet provider suddenly went down. This rarely happens, but when it does, it can bring the worst out of me. Especially when I was just […]
I hate moving. You have to make sure you have all the appropriate tools to support your move – boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap. You may even have to take time off work. Let’s not […]
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 […]
