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Gartner proposed that the number one trend in IT for 2015 would be “Computing Everywhere.” They define this to mean that users will continue to amass new devices that will further redefine mobile computing. As smartphones continue on the trend of the preverbal technological Swiss Army Knife, and Apple bring more attention to wrist-based-computing, Gartner seems to be right on …
BYOD! Is it appropriate for your organization? was last modified: March 20th, 2021 by Sebastian Abbinanti Share this Post
any network security professional, and he or she will tell you that the most important password policy after complexity requirements, length requirements, and password expiration, is “never write down a password.” There are still managers that love the convenience of having every users’ password at their immediate disposal, but keeping a list of passwords has an unintended consequence. These managers …
a word, the answer is no. The logic is very simple. If a home user’s computer can be infected with malware, spyware or the like, it stands to reason that a small business faces the same risks, but what is the risk? When discussing IT security threats in SMBs, the conversation always begins with firewalls and antivirus. While imperative, most …
