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Designing a Ransomware Response Plan

Designing a Ransomware Response Plan

Ransomware attacks, which have grown at rates of as much as 350 percent per year in recent years, are one of the most pressing security challenges facing businesses today. And, while the best strategy is to take steps to prevent ransomware attacks from happening in the first place, the reality is that there is no way to guarantee your data won’t be held for ransom. Continue reading

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News You Might’ve Missed. 01 – 04 February

News You Might’ve Missed. 01 – 04 February

What's new this week in the news for MSPs? New database tools for developers launched by Google; newly found vulnerability in Azure Functions lets attacker escape to Docker host; TrickBot malware using Masscan to map their target’s network; and new Pro-Ocean malware spreading through Oracle, Redis, and Apache servers.
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IT Process Automation

IT Process Automation Explained

IT Process Automation Explained

In a modern-day organization, there are dozens of routine IT operations. Each simple service request or raised ticket requires you or your team members to perform a number of simple, yet mundane, actions to get it resolved. And when there are dozens of raised tickets or service requests a day, each day throughout a year, it's easy to get lost in the process. This is why the concept of IT process automation has become popular. Continue reading

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News You Might’ve Missed. 25 – 28 Jan

News You Might’ve Missed. 25 – 28 Jan

What's new this week in the news for MSPs? Google launches cloud-based zero-trust security for enterprises; Europol announces Emotet malware will uninstall on April 25th; SolarWinds hackers linked to Mimecast security breach; US DoJ announces global action against NetWalker; and SonicWall hacking used its zero-days product, it says. Continue reading

PowerShell vs CMD

PowerShell vs CMD: the Difference Explained

PowerShell vs CMD: the Difference Explained

In Windows 10, the “traditional” command prompt that we’ve been using for years (dozens of years, to be exact) has been replaced by PowerShell. Of course, you can still call good old cmd.exe, but all menus and hotkeys now contain PowerShell as a default option, instead of CMD. Let’s sort things out: why did this happen and what’s the difference between these console applications? Continue reading

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