Masks & COVID-19
Let’s take a few minutes today to talk about cloth masks. This article is not a red/blue black/white article. The central conclusion right up front: we don’t know. We don’t […]
Let’s take a few minutes today to talk about cloth masks. This article is not a red/blue black/white article. The central conclusion right up front: we don’t know. We don’t […]
I get these emails with some regularity. I’ve kept my same email address for about ten years now and so there are a lot of chances for my records to […]
This post skips numbers completely, we will have an abbreviated post later for that. Instead, we focus 100% on Knox County’s plan for re-opening. Spoiler: we like it. Knox County […]
Governor Lee just finished his daily media briefing during which he stated two important things: He will extend the stay-at-home order through April 30th He plans to re-open the economy […]
How should employers plan to respond to a Coronavirus outbreak? There are several protocols the CDC has recommended we follow in order to prepare our work environments for such an […]
“How much sleep should I lose over this?” I’d just finished going over some areas of high risk for this customer, some projects that had been delayed, appropriately up until […]
Yahoo! was hacked multiple times in the 2010’s. In the worse case, literally every single account was compromised. If you had opened a Yahoo! account before 2016 your info — […]
We just finished writing about an IT provider of managed services in Colorado who was hacked, and in turn all or most of their customers were hacked as well. Well, […]
Krebs on Security writes about a hacking incident in Colorado late in 2019: A Colorado company that specializes in providing IT services to dental offices suffered a ransomware attack that […]
It’s time to make public a conversation that has been brewing inside the IT and managed services industry for most of the last year but has largely not broken out […]