All is not lost (maybe): Recovering from a ransomware infection
Protecting a business from ransomware is important. But in the case of a successful attack,there are ways you can try to recover from an infection.
Right to repair: If it’s broke, you ain’t gonna fix it
Right to repair sounds like a great idea for reducing the tsunami of tech waste drowning us. But every yingie idea might have some yangish consequences.
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‘Free’ Windows 10 upgrade: Could this be a honeytrap set by Microsoft?
Windows 7 end of life is approaching and with it comes the temptation to take advantage of the free Windows 10 upgrade. But is it risk-free?
Secondary marketplace for IPv4 addresses: Everything you must know
Buying a used car can be fraught with dangers. Buying a previously used block of IPv4 addresses also has its own share of buyer-beware hazards.
Pay attention: Stop ignoring your network security policy
Developing and maintaining a network security policy for your company isn’t exciting, but it’s a crucial step to ensure IT assets and data are protected.
It’s gotta be here somewhere! Troubleshooting data availability issues
When you can’t access your data, your business is in trouble. Here are some tips to solve any data availability issues that might come up.
AI or IA? It’s time to get intelligent about artificial intelligence
AI stands for Artificial Intelligence. But is there really such a thing? And will it change the job of the IT professional forever, or is it just hype?
Help for your helpdesk: Using Quick Steps for canned replies in Outlook
Sometimes all you need to do when you get an email in Microsoft Outlook is reply with a canned response. The Quick Steps feature can help you do this.
Doomsday clock? How GPS rollover might affect your network infrastructure
The next tech apocalypse — or nonevent — occurs April 6. That’s when GPS rollover occurs and it will probably come and go without incident. Or maybe not.
Microsoft Windows Admin Center: A work in progress
Windows Admin Center, Microsoft’s “single pane of glass” for managing Windows servers, has a lot going for it. It still has room to grow, however.
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