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Category: IT Management

2019.07.04 ID: 370

No Silver Bullet in Computer Security

There is no silver bullet in any aspect of information security. All the answers like EDR, MFA, SIEM… might get you in a better or worse security posture, it all depends to how you implement and manage but none of them are silver bullet in their area (malware protection, authentication, monitoring…). It is all about […]

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2019.06.05 ID: 340

Vendor Risk Assessment: Hassle or Blessing?!

A Security Questionnaire, RFI, VRA (Vendor Risk Assessment), VR Management…helps customers identify and evaluate the risks of using a vendor’s product or service. Performing such a review is sometimes mandatory based on the industry (e.g. healthcare). During this standard business process, customer collects written information about security capabilities of a supplier and you could barely […]

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2019.05.10 ID: 176

Tech Staff Justifies Incompetence!

Have you ever listened to your tech team trying to justify all the tasks left behind, delayed or procrastinated? Do you have an IT team brining excuses for every project there are facing and try to blame everything except the root cause? Then you are not alone! Here is a known list of IT staff […]

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2019.04.19 ID: 306

Simple Sign of Security Program Has Already Been Failed

The simple sign is your Trust and Confidence: Do you have faith in your security program?   For a moment be honest and ask yourself: am I confident with my company security program? Do I have faith in our security team? Do they really know what they are doing? Does my information security officer worth pay […]

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2019.03.12 ID: 242

Tools vs. Techniques

Operations fail by focusing on tool rather than technique! In context of information technology, with all primary operations like Systems administration, Patching and updating, Backup and replication, Malware protection…and all related sub-tasks, focus on Tools is an enemy of the process! Defining, developing or choosing a technique in advance is crucial to an IT operation. […]

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2019.03.03 ID: 188

Good IT Exercises: Documentation!

Everybody’s talking about importance of physical exercise and routine workouts these days, and of course that’s the result of 21st century life-style which is forced through technology but how about some technology exercises and routine practices which can help reduce the pressure on tech staff workload and leads us to a healthier IT environment? Documentation […]

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2019.02.24 ID: 53

Naturally Secure Windows Machine

How to utilize native Windows security features to get beyond all the tools in the market?! Most of the times ‘extra tools’ are just for doing things in a different way, perhaps more convenient, but not necessary in a better way, or more effective, cheaper or faster way and Windows is not an exception. Speaking […]

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2019.01.17 ID: 9

Five signs IT is overwhelmed with operations

There are signs before your IT department faces a disaster or worse, jeopardize your business by affecting tech operations in different departments. Those are signs of an overwhelmed IT so let’s take a look at common signs and symptoms: 1) Lack of resourcesWhenever your IT staff are always talking about lack of resources be aware […]

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2018.09.19 ID: 794

We write checklists because we don’t use what we know

I asked the IT managers a simple question: why are we always pushing for processes, checklists, and procedures? My first answer was “lack of knowledge.” Then I corrected myself. It is a lack of using the knowledge. I will explain why those two are different. The Windows default We say we know security. Then why […]

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2018.09.12 ID: 792

Stop ranking work in meetings!

Here I am, trying to describe an evident problem with a group of people I’m dealing with. I’m trying to simplify it, and it’s a very easy solution, one that, by the way, I’ve implemented using my own function. I have to say, the main issue isn’t that we make mistakes; the issue is that […]

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2018.08.21 ID: 290

Manage Numerous IT Projects With No Resource Constraints

IT resource management is crucial in chaotic environments where multiple projects collide…  The most obvious challenge of IT managers is to make sure they meet deadlines and projects deliverables in a timely manner. This is more tangible in environments where tons of big and small projects overlap in shared resources. That is a sign of resource constraint. By resource, I mean IT […]

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