Assurance Security Dashboard September 2020
Here is our Assurance Security dashboard that shows the risk associated with this month’s Patch Tuesday updates.
Assurance Security Dashboard August 2020
Here is our Assurance Security dashboard that shows the risk associated with this month’s Patch Tuesday updates.
Assurance Security Dashboard July 2020
Here is our Assurance Security dashboard that shows the risk associated with this month’s Patch Tuesday updates.
Assurance Security Dashboard June 2020
For June, we’re again trying out a new way of reporting data using a report format that more closely aligns with what customers of our new Assurance offering will see.
Assurance Security Dashboard May 2020
For May, we’re trying out a new way of reporting data using a report format that more closely aligns with what customers of our new Assurance offering will see.
Microsoft Installer: Assassin or Assistant?
Many software products come packaged in MSI files. Microsoft Installer is a common tool for software developers to ship their products with because it allows them to perform a number of scripting tasks that will put files where they need to be and make sure that the user environment is ready to run the software …
Continuous Update Models: Good for Developers, Bad for IT Departments
Desktop migrations used to be a big thing: maybe kind of a heroic effort, with sacrifices in time, money and broken systems during deployment. Due to the high costs, they were avoided as much as possible. Following a minimal cadence of once every 3-4 years led to desperate needs to refresh hardware and software. Given …
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Layering is Back!
What are the downsides of layering and virtualization that prevent it from being the cost saver that these companies were expecting? Are they avoidable and if so, how? Is it time, once again, for the virtual machine to shine?