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 […]
Vircom Secures its Place in Virus Bulletin’s “Magic Quadrant”
We are pleased to announce that we have once again received the top ranking from the venerable Virus Bulletin, the
Top 11 Tips to Secure Your Email Server
1. Configure Mail Relay Options to Prevent Open Relay It’s important to configure the mail relay parameter to be restrictive.
20 Networking Tips and Tricks for Windows Sysadmins
We all wish we could be a little bit more efficient or perhaps get our work done just a little
5 Social Engineering Accidents Waiting to Happen
Social engineering is the act of manipulating others to get them to break a security process or divulge confidential information.
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
Patch solutions: When is it time to invest in an automated system?
With software development cycles accelerating and an onslaught of software patches released weekly, it’s a challenge to find the time and
EOL of SHA1 Encryption and Windows 2003
NOTE: If you’re running modus on Windows 2008 or Windows 2012, this does not apply to you The SHA family
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
