Safe Internet Surfing for Kids
When it comes to setting up a safe way for your kids to access the Internet, it is becoming more difficult. Especially if you have small children, you want to…
Virtualization, Cloud, DevOps, Reviews
When it comes to setting up a safe way for your kids to access the Internet, it is becoming more difficult. Especially if you have small children, you want to…
When it comes to firewalls and UTM appliances, I have tried many of them over the years. However, a goto product that I have relied on for many different types…
A particular Reddit thread caught my attention that was posted to Twitter as of last night. The title of the thread is “Witnessed my first ESXi ransomware. Crypts VMs at…
One of the core pillars of good security with Windows Server is role-based access and least privilege access to resources in your environment. One of the newer buzzwords with security…
One of the great new features of VMware NSX-T 3.0 is the distributed IDS capabilities that it offers now as part of the platform. In the same way that NSX…
One of the many areas that have been majorly improved with vSphere has been the enhancements in security with the platform. VMware vSphere 7 represents the most secure vSphere release…
Considering the security of your end user computing environment that is accessed via remote connections is extremely important. When building out how your clients are going to access a VMware…
Having the right tools to implement security and security best practices in your VMware vSphere environment is critical to a successful security posture. The recent release of Runecast 4.1 adds…
Update – It appears that Microsoft will not be changing the defaults with the rollouts in March https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2020/01/microsoft-ldap-vsphere-channel-binding-signing-adv190023.html Have you heard about the change coming to the way connections will…
With the recent developments with CurveBall Crypt32.dll, everyone is no doubt thinking about patching their Windows environments and doing this quickly. Even if you have WSUS in play, you may…