The late scares of meltdown/spectre have also mostly meant mostly your cloud storages were/are in danger. A large-scale hacking attack will most likely target large cloud-based data-centres, where the attackers are most likely to get access to tons of information, some of which might be useful for them. There are, of course, inherent security risks involved. Cloud storage is mostly transparent these days, and even mobile bandwidth provides mostly instantaneous access to whatever you are accessing, but Cloud storage still inevitably means to store your stuff on remote servers, God(s) know(s) where. The root cause of the problem, which restricted data access is a symptom of, is data storage, and how most cloud-based apps handle this. Cloud (in)security is not always your friend TagSpaces, the application of choice does many things right but surely is unbeatable in one particular: Data access. Soon after publishing Five Evernote alternatives, and how to preserve them in brine (this might not have been the exact title), I have settled on one of the contenders from the same list. One of our clients is going through a routine audit with their regulatory body, and a question that we have never been asked before was posed by their IT person - what verification is being done by the patch management system (RMM software in this case) f.My quest for a suitable Evernote replacement, after the company decided to restrict access to my own data, proved to be a short one. RMM Patch Management Verification/Security IT & Tech Careers.Hey Spice Heads I want your thoughts :Do we really need to tell client's to buy this?If IT has good sound cybersecurity procedures in place is insurance needed? :)įlashback: Back on October 20, 2004, the first Ubuntu Linux distribution was released. Welcome to the Snap! It's Thursday already.
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