Raymond Lacoste
How can you protect your ship from an explosion? The same way you can protect your network from malicious users of course! The first step is recognizing vulnerabilities within your network. The second is distinguishing who has the responsibility of maintaining and reducing those vulnerabilities. When you reduce your vulnerabilities, you reduce the risk of […] Read More: 4 AWS Vulnerabilities
Dan Goodman
As an internet user, you have three ways to manage your access points; the Autonomous Architecture, the Cloud-Based Architecture and the Split-MAC Architecture. In this week’s VBlog, Dan Goodman explains each and dives further into their implications and how they can benefit managing access points. (scroll down for video) Wireless Access Points: the Basics If […] Read More: 3 Flavors of Wireless Access Points
George Chanturidze
On August 25th, 2017, StormWind Studios was quoted in a leading higher education publication regarding the implications of signed changes to the GI Bill. The Inside Higher Ed published a piece that discussed the current barriers to employment for veterans and how the new “Forever” GI Bill will address these challenges. This new bill was […] Read More: Press Release: Change in GI Bill Will Lead to More Opportunities for Veterans
Ashley Hunt
As of today, the newest Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide© (PMBOK© Guide 6) will be released on September 6th, 2017. This is breaking news in the PM and IT industry since these the last edition was released in 2012 and any changes will affect 2018 students looking to take their PMP© certification. According to the […] Read More: PMBOK© Guide 6th Edition Release Date Announced – 6 Things You Need to Know
Doug Bassett
We are under attack. As news breaks around the world about Petya, the newest ransomware attack, we’ve put together a 3-minute video to arm IT professionals against it. Read More: 3 Critical Steps to Stop Ransomware Like WannaCry and Petya Today
Dan Goodman
Image credit: Wonderful Engineering How often do we see this phrase when describing a new operating system, software product, or mobile device? Perhaps the better question to ask, how often is something actually new and improved? Recently, we have seen how Windows 10 may be new, but not necessarily improved when compared to its predecessor. […] Read More: The Differences Between Red Hat 6 and 7
George Chanturidze
ComputerWorld’s 2016 IT Salary Survey was recently released and the numbers are compelling. Some reports forecasting the industry growth by metro cities in the U.S. and others displaying the change in average total compensation by industry. We’re confident that these stats will help support and build your case for your next pay raise or career leap. Although there are several […] Read More: IT Salary Survey 2016
George Chanturidze
IoT Gets More Practical The Internet of Things (IoT) has exploded into concept rapidly, but the questions still remain. What does it really mean to be connected? Why should we be connected to everything? The goal in 2016 is to provide the means to allow devices to report without having to work nearly as […] Read More: Will These 2016 IT Predictions Hold True?
George Chanturidze
Being overworked and underpaid is not an unusual characteristic of an IT professional. According to several industry reports, the climate is taking a turn for the better. The 2015 IT market is beyond healthy and is expanding on all fronts. From database managers to cybersecurity teams, there is a strong demand now and into the […] Read More: 6 Reasons Companies Are Dumping Millions Into IT
