Severe OpenSSL Issues, Again? How Will the Future Look for OpenSSL
OpenSSL had released a security alert earlier this month to fix two high-severity issues. This is one of the several […]
Managing Curve Balls and Other Unexpected Security Threats
We are always curious about the latest trends in security threats. It creates concern and worries about whether enough is
Hook, Line and Sinker: Snagging Victims Phishing
This tax season, the IRS has seen a surge of 400% in phishing emails and malware. Businesses beware, tax season
Just Found A USB Stick? Don’t Be So Quick to Plug It In
Taking his usual route home, John catches a glimpse of a shiny object. He stops and picks up the USB
5 Common CIO Mistakes to Avoid to Bring Value to the Business
Mistakes happen, and no one is immune. As smart as any CIO might be, if they haven’t experienced a gut-turning
Need to Create a Shared Mailbox in Exchange 2016? Here’s Help!
Creating a shared mailbox for various corporate communications with Exchange 2016 has never been easier. A shared mailbox allows a
Using Security Zones to Protect Your Network Against IoT Security Risks
The Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging industry with the expectation that by 2020, we will have 30 billion
Feeling Exposed? With the Internet of Things (IoT), You Soon Will Be
The Internet of Things (IoT) is gaining visibility. The ability to connect and manage devices via the Internet is an
Recognize, Reject and Report: Fraud Prevention Month and Common Scams to Avoid
It’s that time of the year again and it couldn’t be soon enough for Canadians to be reminded to “Recognize,
Reviewing and Understanding Default Connectors in Exchange 2016
After you install Exchange 2016, Microsoft loads default receive connectors on your email server. These connectors help you understand the
