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It's 2022. Why do you keep using SMB?

Ivanti

During the last 25 years, companies have relied on SMB protocol to allow them to collaborate and centralize corporate documents. The history of SMB (and why it's no longer relevant). The latest iteration, SMB 3.1.1, also made secure negotiation mandatory when connecting to clients using SMB 2.x was introduced with?Windows

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Top 10 Most Read IT Management Blogs of 2019

Kaseya

Security is of course top of mind for most businesses and the number of data breaches continued to grow. Security was the top IT priority in Kaseya’s 2019 State of IT Operations Survey Report. Not all small and midsize businesses can afford to hire a Chief Information Officer (CIO) due to cost constraints.

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Invincea Platform Enhances Large-Scale Enterprise Deployments With FreeSpace 4.0 and Invincea Management Service 2.1 Releases

CTOvision

and Office 365; Optimizes Performance Running on Smaller Footprint Endpoints, Touchscreen Tablets and Virtual Desktops; and Supports Distributed Rollouts With Group Templates and CDN-Enabled Client Upgrades. Security and usability go hand-in-hand in order to fully operationalize endpoint security. Cyber Security'

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InfiniOps Technology: Exploit AIOps, Expedite DevOps, and Execute Confidently

Infinidat

IT organizations around the world are under pressure to deliver non-stop operations while balancing their finite resources of personnel, skill, time, and budget. Newly introduced InfiniOps Technologies includes InfiniVerse, a solution that delivers application to storage insights as a secure, cloud-based service at no additional cost.

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Managed Services: Everything You Need to Know

Kaseya

Depending on the customer’s requirements, managed service providers can either oversee a single IT function, like network monitoring or cybersecurity, or oversee the entire IT environment. Think hardware, software, networks, communications systems, cybersecurity, help desk, problem resolution and even strategic planning for the future.