The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the seventh day of Christmas… Seven dirtiest jobs in IT Dan Tynan in this article for InfoWorld gives us this list of jobs that are critical but nasty. Working in IT isn’t always pretty. After all, we can’t all work on the cutting-edge technologies [...]
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On the seventh day of Christmas
Posted: December 19, 2008 in general, professional, securityTags: dirty jobs, IT, seventh day of Christmas, Twelve Days of Christmas
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7 Lessons SMBs can learn from big IT redux
Posted: November 30, 2008 in professional, securityTags: backup, firewall, IT, NAC, pc, SMB, standard, test plan, UNP, UTM, VoIP, VPN, windows
David Strom has an interesting article in Network World about 7 Lessons That SMBs Can Learn from Big IT. It’s basically sound and definitely worth checking out. But there are some important gotchas and caveats that didn’t make the cut. So I thought I’d just stuff in a few extra ideas and warnings into the [...]
Welcome to Security For All
Posted: August 30, 2008 in general, securityTags: blackhawks, dhs, helicopters, IT, security
It’s apropos that I’m starting this blog while enjoying the security theater accompanying the Democratic National Convention here in Denver. Specifically I’m watching the blackhawk helicopters patrolling our friendly skies. I enjoy watching them so I’m not complaining. The point is that while it seems so obvious, preventing a terrorist attack is hardly an important [...]
