While everyone is worried about North Korea, the NSA, and other external third-party threats, the biggest threat to network resources and sensitive data is still the people you trust most. Employees with access to information pose a significant risk–whether it’s […]
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Decisions, decisions. They say variety is the spice of life, and if that axiom is true then the selection of innovative Windows PCs is pretty spicy. Microsoft works closely with OEM partners like HP, Dell, and Lenovo to ensure the
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An Office 365 subscription is a better deal than buying the Microsoft Office suite itself. Period. Many people are simply opposed on principle to paying a recurring annual fee for Microsoft Office (or any software, really), but Microsoft provides a
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Security is a foreign language to many people, and most security managers and executives rose up through the ranks on the security side of things, rather than the business side. That often poses a problem because it means that the
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Everyone’s familiar with the conundrum of “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” DevOps has its own variation on that theme: [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]”Which came first, the DevOps or the agility?”[/inlinetweet] In other words, do organizations that are
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President Obama had some bold proposals for strengthening cybersecurity in his State of the Union address. I think we can all agree that cyber attacks and cybercrime are a serious threat to national security, commerce, individual privacy, and more. The
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Every time Microsoft comes out with a new version of Windows, or a new version of Microsoft Office–or anything really–there is a vocal minority who angrily object. They accuse Microsoft, which they fondly rename “Micro$oft” or “M$” for short of
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Microsoft is hosting a big event today to unveil the latest build of the Windows 10 Technical Preview. Rumors and speculation suggest that one of the announcements will be the integration of the Cortana voice assistant into the Windows operating
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There are a hundred different answers, and everyone is passionately sure that their answer is the “right” one. That statement can be applied to diet and fitness programs, religious faith, or DevOps equally. DevOps is like fitness and religion because
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Cracked smartphone displays are sadly all too common. The shattered screen makes it difficult to see the display, never mind actually using it as a touchscreen. It’s pretty easy to fix in most cases, and doesn’t have to break the
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