Windows 7 has reached end of life on Tuesday, January 14, 2020, but hundreds of millions of PCs worldwide still run the operating system, which likely makes them a more tempting target for malicious cyber actors.
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Are you a Windows 7 user? If so, you’re not alone. During the last decade, Windows 7 has earned a loyal fan base.
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When it comes to training hotel staff on IT security, there are two key factors operators must keep in mind: the information needs to be easily digestible and it needs to get to the point, quickly. Often, companies will use videos to try and train staff. However, they’re frequently ineffective.
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Businesses have been warned that they have just one week to upgrade systems using Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Technology can’t solve all problems. For this reason, it is imperative that you build a culture of security starting day one. In this week’s episode, Nick Streaker, CTO of ID Agent, a Kaseya company, stopped by to tackle the current security climate as well as his biggest tips for making your company secure. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on cybersecurity.
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Good evening and welcome to the latest ChannelE2E podcast. Our guests from Kaseya are Matt Solomon, vice president of business development & IT Complete, as well as Dan Tomaszewski, vice president of channel success and Kaseya Powered Services.
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We look at how managed service providers can ensure they make the most of the SME opportunity and how prepared they are to support SMEs as they shift spending to managed services
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Hacking in Iran? The Lazarus Group hires Trickbot. Election influence ops. Cryptowars updata. Ransomware in municipal and tribal governments. Patch Tuesday notes. Do it for State.
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IT Glue was the overwhelming choice of Netsurion partners for the first EventTracker integration.
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Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2020. Read them in this 12th annual VMblog.com series exclusive.
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