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IT SecuritySeptember 21, 2018
Avoid Getting Hooked by Spear Phishing
Spear phishing is a targeted email phishing tactic focused on a specific person with the hopes of gathering information. Learn how to mitigate this threat.
How can organizations amplify connections with customers and employees? Learn some secrets taken from the recent Calabrio customer engagement conference.
Let Hybrid Cloud Be Your Greenfield Migration Strategy
If you're not sure what cloud migration strategy to take, you may want to consider hybrid. It accelerates implementation while not overtaxing resources.
Often cloud migrations fail due to a lack of a governance and planning. A migration plan which employs solid project management methodologies can help.
Business Email Compromise Forces Organizations to Adapt to Stem Losses
Business email compromise (BEC) continues to threaten businesses because cybercriminals continue to adapt their schemes. Learn how to safeguard yourself.
Advanced Endpoint Protection (AEP) Versus Traditional Antivirus
Protecting company networks have evolved from traditional antivirus to advanced endpoint protection (AEP). Read how AEP can defend against cyberthreats.
What is IT Orchestration and How Can You Benefit Using an MSP?
Read this post to learn about IT orchestration and how a managed service provider (MSP) can help you take advantage of all the benefits it has to offer.
Cisco DNA Simplifies Enterprise Network Operations
Cisco DNA is an open, extensible, and software-driven architecture enabling businesses to innovate faster, reduce cost and complexity, and lower risks.
Redundancy in Cloud Computing Means Checking Four Areas
Leverage the Cloud to ensure your organization stays up-and-running by focusing on four levels of redundancy: hardware, process, network, and geographic.
