Best Practices
Best Practices
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Affairs and Email: Lessons Learned From Top Spook
Whether you use email for business affairs or illicit affairs, there are many lesson to learn from David Petraeus and his paramour. If you have been hunting terrorists for a while and are the chief spook at the CIA, you should know how to keep...
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Best Practice for Drive Images – Updated
Yesterday, one of my clients asked me why they need to have more than one image of the hard drive on their server. It seemed obvious to me, but it clearly wasn’t obvious to them, so I thought it might be a good idea to...
By JR -
Redundancy! It’s Good for Your Business!
Preface Ironic as it may sound, I was writing this post yesterday when access to our WordPress site was terminated by the Anonymous attack on GoDaddy.com. At first I thought I screwed something up but after a few minutes I convinced myself that it wasn’t...
By JR -
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) = BAD IDEA!
Introduction BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is a new trend (maybe the norm in some places by now?) where employees bring their personal computers, phones, USB flash drives, etc. to work and use them for work as well as personal needs. Companies are apparently encouraging...
By JR -
Top Security Rules for your mobile phone! Updated!
Rule #1 - JUST PUT THE DAMN PHONE DOWN AND DRIVE!
By JR -
FCC Launches Cyber Planner Website
The FCC cyber planner site provides an excellent starting point for small businesses and home users interested in improving their security.
By JR -
The proper way to let a guest use your computer
Some suggestions to keep you safe when you need to let a guest use your computer.
By JR -
Using Open Wireless Connections
For most people with a smartphone, laptop and a car or bike open wifi networks are a part of life, right? You head to Starbucks, Panera Bread or some other locale and they have a sign that says “Free WIFI”. So most of us just...
By hakan wall
