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Welcome to all the brave souls that didn't scream and/or quickly scroll on when reading the title. I know a fair percentage of SurvivalBlog readers are concerned about OPSEC, but what about your electronic OPSEC? Is it as good as it should be? As good...
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Datadog Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel With the 2016 holiday in full swing and the year drawing to a close, our thoughts will soon drift to our hopes and goals for 2017. For those who are dreaming of a new job at an up-and-coming young company, we’ve compiled...
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via cyberparse

You may have heard that Microsoft has made Windows 10 more secure than any of its predecessors, packing it with security goodies. What you might not know is that some of these vaunted security features aren’t available out of the box or they require...
What’s new in failover clustering: #08 Cloud Witness
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Cloud Storage Architectures
via blog.dreamhost

A couple days ago, Randy Bias, the CEO of CloudScaling released an interesting white paper titled Converged Storage, Wishful Thinking and Reality. In the article he discusses distributed storage, where he believes it’s useful, and perceived shortcomings...