THE GDPR INBOX INFLUX You’re probably seeing a lot of these in your email right now. Stan Horaczek Right now, many of the big websites, services, and apps you use are rushing to get their new privacy policies and terms of service in order. You’ve probably noticed all the notifications about it popping
By John P. Mello Jr. • LinuxInsider • ECT News Network Microsoft has decided to expand its support for Linux containers in the next release of Windows Server. Linux containers and workloads will work natively on Windows Server, said Erin Chapple, general manager for the server operating system, in an online post last week. The company also will extend
Thomas Fox-Brewster , FORBES STAFF I cover crime, privacy and security in digital and physical forms. The world is suffering another ransomware nightmare today, with pharmaceutical companies, Chernobyl radiation detection systems, the Kiev metro, an airport, and banks all affected. One U.S. hospital also appears to have become a victim. Worse is expected to come,
Original article found on ITS Written by Tiffiny Hladczuk. Posted in ITS Blog Most Fortune 500 companies started with a single office or even a couple of folding tables in a dusty garage. For many small businesses, upgrading to a larger space or opening a second location is proof that all that hard work is
Original article found on Ripple IT So you’re ready to move to a new office? You’ve nabbed the perfect location, scheduled a moving company, notified your staff and customers, and now there’s just one thing left to do…organize your IT relocation. Sound overwhelming? It doesn’t have to be! Whether your IT department consists of one
