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Cisco ISE: Secure Network Access in Dynamic Environments
RSM has been implementing Identity Services Engines (ISE) for clients since it was released by Cisco a few years ago....
Virtual volumes VVOLs: Making storage smarter
With the release of vSphere 6, VMware introduced a technology that will change how virtual machines interact with storage called...
Wireless Guest Access – Not as easy as you may think
Businesses and organizations of all types are deploying wireless access for their guests. Coffee shops, schools, libraries, shopping centers, restaurants,...
Delegation Dangers – Prevent Token Impersonation
Impersonating Windows access tokens can still be a fruitful way for an attacker to expand access on a network. Thanks...
Monitoring – or why Monday mornings give System Admins anxiety – Part 1
Imagine you’re a System Administrator for an organization that typically starts business at 8AM on Mondays. Saturday night you spent...
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery: Understanding RTO and RPO
Lately, I have had several conversations with customers regarding Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BC/DR). I am finding that, in...
Think You’re Safe Since Cryptolocker was Shut Down? Think Again!
The United States FBI earlier this month identified the author of the original CryptoLocker malware, a Russian national named Slavik...
Understanding Storage Technology – Part 3: Sizing Storage beyond the Terabytes
How do you get the right size storage device? You add up all the gigabytes and terabytes of data it...
Understanding Storage Technology – Part 2: The Alphabet Soup of Storage
In a previous blog entry, we looked at the evolution of today’s storage technologies. Too often, however, the dizzying array...
Making sense of IT Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
A new client who is going through a core systems upgrade was asked from the vendor about their Disaster Recovery...