After the failing to score $18k from shutting down hospitals and endangering lives, the makers of the Samsam ransomware have decided brute force is best.
Don’t think your business needs to perform regular backups? Here’s some shocking statistics that are sure to change your mind, guaranteed.
Our Australian Office will closed on Friday 14th of April and Monday 17th of April due to the Easter Holiday long weekend. As a result, our Australian support
Today is World Backup Day. And contrary to popular belief, it’s not another holiday like SysAdmin’s day, or some plot to get IT staff lots
Let’s face it: explaining why backups are important to your users (or management) can feel like talking to toddlers. Instead of “money doesn’t grow on trees”,
One of the more common questions in IT is “What’s the difference between data backup and data archiving?” It’s a common mistake to confuse the
As you go to save your Word Document, you seek out a strangle little symbol in the corner. For millennials, it means ‘Save’, but the box-like
Recently, we did an article on how to air gap your backups. One of our readers had an interesting question: how do you get around
Ever heard of air gapping? It’s an important technique to keep your systems secure, and your files and folders free of malware. In other words,
IBM researchers have discovered a way to store one bit of data on a single atom, the company has announced. This momentous achievement—storing data on the
Our Australian Office will be closed on Monday the 13th of March 2017, due to the Labour Day public holiday in the State of Victoria. As a result, our APAC Sales Team
In a severe lapse of any IT sense, a New York international airport has left its server backups exposed on the open internet—without any password protection—for
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