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For the past several years, the technology industry has been grappling with the implications of digital transformation. “Every company is a tech company” means that there is a wider audience for technology solutions, especially among those firms that have lagged in their technology adoption. However, the nature of those solutions is also changing. Compared to earlier days of on-prem installations...

I’m old enough now to have experienced several distinct waves of transformation brought by digital technology. As a kid, the personal computing revolution captured my imagination and energy with gaming and programming and new ways to create and do work. As a young adult, personal computers were everywhere and the internet and the World Wide Web connected them, and more importantly, the people...

In the IT industry, conferences like Microsoft’s Inspire (formerly known as their Worldwide Partner Conference) is something we keep a very close eye on each year. The annual conference took place in Las Vegas from July 12-19th. With about 20,000 attendees from all over the world, partners like us who are heavily invested in Microsoft flocked to the desert to get the inside story on news,...

Compromising an employee’s email account can be profitable and even a disruption by inserting malware, but being able to gain access to an email domain’s administrator account is the winning lottery ticket for attackers. With that being said, it is essential to be aware of phishing scams that are not necessarily targeting an organization’s users, but more specifically, their administrators.

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A couple of weeks ago, I was sitting on the couch watching TV on a random Sunday night, around 9:30. I happen to notice an email come in from PayPal, confirming a $40 payment to GoDaddy for my virtual server. This struck me as odd, since I didn’t remember even having an active GoDaddy account, let alone one that included virtual servers. I scoured the email assuming it was some sort of phishing...