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  2FA or Two Factor Authentication is a secure way to allow access. If your enterprise is not using 2FA for C-level executives that have access to mission-critical infrastructure,  a wide-scale disaster maybe just around the corner. With single step authentication, such as a simple login and password, in a single brute force attack, hackersRead more

Email security best practices represent possibly one of the most boring topics you can try to educate your employees on. However, it is also probably the single most important business anti-spam campaign that you should endeavor in order to avoid some of the worst spyware, malware and virus attacks on the web. Ensuring compliance withRead more

The release of Windows 10 comes with a lot of preloaded apps. Some end-users can do without these default applications while still remaining in the Start menu. Certain apps such as, Calculator, Calendar, Mail, Camera, Maps, Movies & TV, People, Photos, Store, and Weather can only be uninstalled through PowerShell as shown in the exampleRead more

A couple of days ago I experienced an unusual issue with my Microsoft Office Outlook, where it would not allow me to send emails externally. I noticed the issue when the messages that I had previously sent out started appearing in my Outbox. Every time I clicked on send and receive I would notice aRead more

From time to time, you may want to be able to map or proxy a port for an application (example: Remote Desktop operates over port 3389). Or you may want to be able to keep using the old port internally and block externally (but you want to have an alternate port for external access). InRead more