From the monthly archives: December 2008

Security Conferences

By On December 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment

It is my intention next year to attend at least a couple of security conferences if not more.

Below is a list of the most established and ones I found attractive.

CSI

The largest information security conference on the East Coast is also the only security conference expressly assembling experts to [...]

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Web Conferencing With Dimdim

By On December 16, 2008 · Leave a Comment

For a while I’ve been wanting to write several articles on the power of open source and its potential covering multiple software applications that I have run into and this is definitely on of those cases.

In this economical downturn, the use of open source will be more attractive than ever as a strategy [...]

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Secure Internet Browsing

By On December 15, 2008 · 1 Comment

Just read an article over at Internet News – Which Top Apps Have the Most Security Holes? and to my surprise Firefox was right up there on first place.

I consider myself a pretty safe Internet surfer, doing the obvious and making sure that I do not visit a website that could [...]

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Configuring Google Apps for Your Domain

By On December 9, 2008 · Leave a Comment

In my previous post here, I went into the steps needed to bring up a Microsoft Live Exchange Labs environment.

Previously we had discussed the different options available when it came to hosted E-mail here.

Setting up a Google environment can be done it one of two ways. You can [...]

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