Patch management is like your plumber having an assistant who can do the basic work and ensure the plumber won’t break the toilet while he fixes other things. It’s an extra set of eyes that can help manage all your machines and what needs to be updated. Learn how to up your Linux patching strategy in this article.
The best Linux VPN options in 2022 are ones that focus on the operating system and have dedicated clients. They’re also easy to use regardless if you’re managing a startup, a small business, or an established company. Learn more about the Linux VPN options and discover the best ones for your business.
PowerShell was designed as a Windows management tool, but Microsoft has created cross-platform versions of PowerShell. That way, you can use a standard command line interface to manage a variety of system types. This article explains how to install PowerShell on a Linux virtual machine as well as the differences between PowerShell and PowerShell Core.
You can now create a Linux VM on your Windows system in 4 easy steps. Here, you’ll learn how to download Ubuntu and VirtualBox and prep them for use. Next, you’ll create a virtual machine and allocate resources. Once you’re done, you’ll start or ‘spin-up’ the virtual machine up, making it ready for use.
Not every business can afford the latest and greatest, even if they want to be secure.
October was a scary month, not just because of Halloween, but because of the number of patches from software vendors to avoid nasty tricks.
Linux OS has proven to be a good choice for powering IoT devices, but which of the many Linux distros is best for your purposes?
Linux is the go-to operating system for many businesses because of its security. But it is not immune to cyberattacks, as a new report clearly shows.
As we’ve seen, Microsoft rolled out a lot of patches in July. But the big non-Microsoft vendors, including Adobe, Google, and Linux, were also busy.
June was a busy month for third-party non-Microsoft patches, with hundreds of vulnerabilities fixed by Apple, Adobe, Google, Linux, Oracle, and Mozilla.
