Posts tagged network
Mobile Device Management – So, You Think You Have It Covered?
Jul 13th
Guest blog from Skip Taylor, Fiberlink. Like many people today, I am away from my office on a regular basis, often visiting with customers and industry analysts. Though travel is by no means a glamorous event these days, it does create the opportunity to discuss the “issues of the day” with senior IT and security More >
IT Christmas in July?
Jul 7th
Guest blog from Jim Szafranski, Fiberlink. Every year, like Christmas to some, companies push out their new corporate PC image. It’s chock full of updates – security patches, an Office upgrade, updates to other software, perhaps even a totally new project management module. To keep from overextending people’s joy in December, this event is often More >
False Clouds
Jun 29th
Guest blog from Steve Bell, Fiberlink. The other day, I was locked in conversation with a man who has been a long-time customer. He’s a particularly bright individual and his company is extraordinarily well-respected as an authority on many subjects. Normally, I look forward to any exchange of ideas with him, but on this occasion, More >
The Laptop Check-Up
Jun 10th
Guest blog by Quoc Ngo, Fiberlink. How healthy are your laptops? It’s not a question people regularly ask themselves. They assume that as long as the end user isn’t calling the Help Desk, everything is fine. But this is rarely the case. Laptops can spend their entire existence outside the corporate network – the emergence More >
Four Compliance Myths
Jun 2nd
Guest blog from Marc Solomon, Fiberlink. TJ Maxx once had 46 million credit card numbers stolen from them, costing the company millions in fines, payments to customers, and lost reputation. How did this happen? Well, there was a hacker involved, of course, but also, the company was out of compliance with the Payment Card Industry’s More >