6 April 2019 may be a bad day for GPS
Prior to 1 January 2000, the so-called Y2K had everyone on edge about what would happen when the year rolled from 99 to 00 on devices with only two digits…
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Tech giant Oracle recently announced that starting in January of 2019 their flagship product, Java SE, would require a license for all commercial installations going forward. Many news organizations have…
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Executive Summary – The Cyber Tech Cafe Managed Services (MyIT) have been an overwhelming success. It’s exciting to see organizations taking a proactive approach when it comes to their IT…
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Executive Summary – The Cyber Tech Cafe Managed Services program was, by all metrics, an overwhelming success. It’s always good to see organizations taking a more proactive role in securing their…
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Executive Summary – There were significant updates from Microsoft and Adobe this month as long as a minor update to Java. The most interesting updates that I’ve seen thus far address…
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Updates Executive Summary – March was a relatively dull week in the computer world. Microsoft and Adobe churned out their monthly fixes as usual but nothing particularly noteworthy. As usual, we…
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Executive Summary – Spectre and Meltdown dominated the news during the last update cycle but seem to be winding down. The good news here is that strides are being made…
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Updates News Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities – There’s a LOT of buzz about the two of these. I won’t be going into any detail in this newsletter about either but…
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