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 All your Office 365 data lives in the Microsoft cloud that is beyond your control, but does it matter? After all, Microsoft offers a financially backed guarantee of 99.9% uptime with state-of-the-art redundancy at every layer, but scratch beneath the surface and you’ll find good reasons to back up your Office 365 data.
 Increasing pressure on budgets and resources have pushed care providers to do more with less. However, necessity is the mother of invention and those embracing technology in a patient focused way are providing new answers to challenging issues.
 A vulnerability has been identified in Citrix Application Delivery Controller (ADC), which could allow an unauthenticated party to perform arbitrary code execution. This issue impacts all ADC and ADC Gateway versions 10.5 through 13.0 and could potentially expose the networks of over 80,000 firms.
 The implications of the Travelex attack have been felt globally and reports state that only today are Travelex able to start bringing systems back online, two weeks after the initial attack.
 HDX optimization for Microsoft Teams ensures optimized device and media handling, with audio, video, and screen sharing offloaded to the users device. With a single point of authentication, it also improves reliability and ease of use.
 Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 1912 LTSR brings two years’ worth of new functionality and feature enhancements to customers currently running 7.15 LTSR and gives Current Release (CR) customers a chance to take advantage of all the latest updates too.
 A report commissioned by veeam highlights that there is a common misconception that SaaS data in the cloud is inherently safe, such as Microsoft Office 365.
 As it’s Halloween week we want to share some scary misconceptions about moving to the cloud and Office 365.
 Halloween is the time for scary stories, and we thought we would share some tales we like to call… “A Nightmare on 365 Street”.
 Computer virus, worm, trojan, ransomware, spyware. These are just some of the names for malicious pieces of software (malware) that are designed to infect ...
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