Remote Work and Cybersecurity in the Legal Industry: What to Know

Remote Work and Cybersecurity in the Legal Industry: What to Know

The COVID-19 pandemic changed many aspects of how businesses operate, remote work being one of the most significant. At the outbreak’s peak, 71% of American workers telecommuted at least part-time, 62% of whom rarely worked remotely before. This shift has impacted many industries, but the legal sector faces more disruption than most. Legal work rarely happened over telecommunication services before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, more than 80% of law firms have transitioned to working remotely…

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Set Course for Faster Hybrid Cloud Applications Resource Management with Intersight Workload Optimizer – Cisco Blogs

Set Course for Faster Hybrid Cloud Applications Resource Management with Intersight Workload Optimizer – Cisco Blogs

Cisco Intersight Workload Optimizer (IWO) is a multi-cloud Application Resource Management (ARM) solution with the ability to show complex interdependencies across all layers of your infrastructure and makes recommendations and/or takes actions to ensure your workloads are running as efficiently as possible. In my previous blog, I discussed how Intersight Workload Optimizer is the starship that travels boldly through your vast infrastructure, leaving no data unexamined.   In this second blog in the series, I discuss…

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5 Signs Your Device May be Infected with Malware or a Virus

5 Signs Your Device May be Infected with Malware or a Virus

The malware landscape is growing more complex by the minute, which means that no device under your family’s roof—be it Android, iPhone, PC, or Mac—is immune to an outside attack. This reality makes it possible that one or more of your devices may have already been infected. But would you know it?  Ho Ho Ho, Merry Hackmas  According to 2021 statistics from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), the number of data breaches reported has soared by 17 percent…

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5 Signs Your Device May be Infected with Malware or a Virus

5 Signs Your Device May be Infected with Malware or a Virus

The malware landscape is growing more complex by the minute, which means that no device under your family’s roof—be it Android, iPhone, PC, or Mac—is immune to an outside attack. This reality makes it possible that one or more of your devices may have already been infected. But would you know it?  Ho Ho Ho, Merry Hackmas  According to 2021 statistics from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), the number of data breaches reported has soared by 17 percent…

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Application Security 101

Application Security 101

Application Security 101 Serverless Security Everything DevOps teams need to know about web application security risks and best practices. By: Trend Micro November 17, 2021 Read time:  ( words) Web applications are becoming increasingly complex and the speed of delivery more demanding. This strain of speed and scale is making application vulnerable to attackers. According to Verizon, the majority of breaches were caused by web application attacks. This means application security is more crucial than…

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Researchers warn of Bluetooth Classic security vulnerability, release proof-of-concept

Researchers warn of Bluetooth Classic security vulnerability, release proof-of-concept

Researchers at Singapore University of Technology and Design has released a proof-of-concept exploit for a family of vulnerabilities it has dubbed BrakTooth, which affects the software development kit used to program Bluetooth chipsets using the ESP32 standard. BrakTooth affects the Bluetooth Classic protocol, which is widely used in laptops, smartphones and audio devices. The team says 16 flaws make up BrakTooth, the effects of which, if exploited, range in severity from crashing affected systems to…

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Avoiding the High Cost of Downtime

Avoiding the High Cost of Downtime

There’s no doubt about it; IT downtime is expensive. According to some estimates, downtime costs can range from $84,000 [1] an hour on the low end to $5 million an hour [2] for big organizations. And downtime resulting from a power failure is doubly frustrating because it’s often avoidable with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) solution. That is when such solutions actually work. The rate of power-related downtime is steadily falling. But it still occurs….

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How to inventory server hardware with PowerShell

How to inventory server hardware with PowerShell

Most of us have dealt with hardware that stays in service well past its planned end-of-life date or that, for reasons of budget and bureaucracy, doesn’t even make it into service until well into its lifespan. Step one in planning and prioritizing server-hardware upgrades is inventorying and evaluating your existing hardware, which may seem like an appropriate job for an IT intern, it’s also a perfect job for PowerShell. Read system telemetry with PowerShell The…

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Navigating Edge Infrastructure: Recommendations to Reduce Costs and Deployment Timelines

Navigating Edge Infrastructure: Recommendations to Reduce Costs and Deployment Timelines

Physical infrastructure is central to any edge computing strategy. The power and cooling equipment and enclosure support the computing resources that run various applications and enable countless edge use cases. Deploying the right physical infrastructure is critical at the edge given that many deployments are in locations without on-site IT support and where remote monitoring and management are required. Navigating edge infrastructure is made more complicated with the broad and varied definitions of edge. These…

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