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It’s All About the BASS…errr…NETWORK!
Community member Rob Leon, and practicing Managed Services Provider (MSP) in southern Florida, reminds the Microsoft 365 Nation community that it’s all about the fitness of your technology infrastructure / network. Two take away points.
Back To School: Student Privacy and Security
Ryan Brooks recently dropped an article on the site Netwrix that caught my eye with the Fall term underway in the academic community. He endeavors to highlight student data preaches including an online education site, K12.com, that exposed 7-million records for 19,000...
LEON: WEE!
Long-time Managed Services Provider (MSP) thought leader Rob Leon has done it again. Using a light hearted approach (something of a combination of HiKu poetry and a list), Leon elegantly lays out a way to think about how you need to have web, Email and Endpoint(s) are work in coordination to maximize protection. I like it.
Yes You Can – Accelerate Cloud Security Strategy without Compromising Protection
As a frequent sage on the stage at events, I often talk high-level stuff (such as in a keynote). Can you have guns and butter (a well-known economic model)? In the blog below, Fredrick Harris offers you can accelerate your cloud security strategy without compromising protection.
UPDATE: FortiGuard Labs Identifies LokiBot
We scan the security and threat environment here at Microsoft 365 Nation so you can stay focused on your day job. Our friends at Fortinet had just issued details on a newly discovered infostealer attack that uses LokiBot.
SD-WAN vs. MPLS
This is a timely contribution as in late September we’re host an education session on software defined networking with Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN). So my hope and desire is that you’ll read up on the topic before our event so we both leave richer for it.
What is NIST?
I’m constantly amazed at how little I know the wiser and more experienced I get. Case in point. A couple weeks ago I attended the SolarWinds Empower 2019 conference in Atlanta. During a partner panel conversation, the term NIST arose (and I didn’t know what it means – hey – I only know what I know). So as you might imagine, I quickly searched on my laptop while the panelist were speaking.
Tracking Down A Big Phish!
A can’t resist having some Fall fun. Many Microsoft 365 Nation readers are old enough to recall the popular Vermont-based band called Phish (kids won’t get this). In fact, kids only know “phishing” as an technology attack vector. Fair enough. In the blog below, Raymond Chang does an excellent job of identifying three criminal behaviors that can help you secure your technology by seeing threats from a new perspective.
Even though it was Labor Day – We can ALWAYS Involve Vets!
Forgive the mixed metaphors in the headline but Veterans day is still two months away but I think we can talk about helping our fellow “geek” veterans anytime!
One Door Closes – Another Opens: Dynamic Cloud Strategy
Author Lior Cohen got my attention in paragraph one talking about typewriters (going from manual to electric). Why? I’ve actually looked at getting an old IBM Selectric to better type on envelopes, etc.