Author Archive for: Gregory Keyes

Cloud Security: Mission Impossible?

April 15, 2011, Cool Tech, Security Tech, Amazon, architecture, Backups, challenges, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Cloud Security, data, Disaster Recovery, economic, Firewalls, Google, Host IDS monitors host, Intrusion Detection System, political, SAS 70 audit, security, server event/sys logs, SSAE 16, SunGuard, technical, troubleshooting

With today’s challenges, technical, economic, political, or otherwise, our brave IT Mangers stand at the precipice of a new...

It’s A Trap!: Fallacies of Managed Services

March 29, 2011, Boring Tech, Security Tech, managed service, Managed Services, monitoring, msp, network security

In a galaxy far far away… Information Technology day to day operational transactions have been the force behind the...

Go To the Mattresses: Network Monitoring!

February 12, 2011, Boring Tech, Managed Services, Network monitoring, network security

Ok, so you’ve invested a colossal amount of capital on a rock’n IT infrastructure to support even more expensive...

SQUEEZE BOX – The Music “IT” Dances To…

February 7, 2011, Cool Tech, affant, IT, Managed Services, monitoring, network security, technology, virtualization

In 1976, “The Who” published the suggestive lyrics of “Squeeze Box”, which to many who actually listened to the...

Top Three Biggest IT Headaches Anticipated for 2011

January 20, 2011, Boring Tech, and Regulations, Budgets, Disaster Recovery, IT Security Infrastructure, Mobile Computing

Please find the compiled results of our short survey. We asked 1500 IT executives “What are your top 3...

IT Executive Survey

IT Executive Survey “Top 3 IT Executive Priorities for 2011”

December 17, 2010, People Tech, Analytics, Application Development, avirtualization, Cloud Computing, Desktop Upgrade, ERP, future, IP Telephony, IT Security, Mobile Computing, network, network security, phone systems, remote access, security, technology, Unified Communications, Virtual Desktop, voip, Web

Please find the compiled results of our short survey. We asked 3000 IT executives “What are your top 3...