Author Archives: Todd Eichmann

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Zombies on the Attack Reveal Password Security Gaps

Every now and then, it seems the universe reminds you to do something.  For example, you see a local grocer’s delivery truck drive by and you remember to pick up milk and bread on the way home.  Or you hear … Continue reading →

Batten Down Data Hatches with Cloud Security Technology in 2013

A recent NetworkWorld article hails, “Cloud security to be most disruptive technology of 2013.” Will that really be the case? Drawing from The Security for Business Innovation Council’s report, “Information Security Shake Up,” the article notes, “…security remains the number … Continue reading →

A Cloud Data Center Can Protect You From the Storm

Success stories detail how moving to the cloud cuts operational costs, while also allowing businesses to respond to unexpected demand. Instead of trying to guess the number of servers required to run an application or service, businesses can start small … Continue reading →

Cloud Security Readiness — Is Your Trucking Company Ready?

Yesterday, I stumbled across an Information Week article that piqued my interest: Microsoft Will Judge Your Company’s Cloud Readiness. Could the cloud security readiness tool they mentioned really provide any interesting insights? I figured it was definitely worth taking a … Continue reading →

Cloud Stability and the “Can I Count on You?” Question

On June 29, Amazon’s cloud outage at a Virginia data center left scores of lonely singles unable to make online love connections. As a result, What’s Your Price (yes, a site that allows you to bid on dates with Miss … Continue reading →

Is Cloud Computing Secure Enough For Your Trucking Business?

Cloud computing is gaining traction and users, and many in the business community are flocking to cloud-based services. But most businesses deal with information that they want to protect, and security questions are sure to arise as soon as they … Continue reading →

The Silver Lining of Cloud Computing

When we talk about technological advances, it’s easy to sound like a grandpa (apologies to all the grandpas out there). “So you’ve got your wi-fi and your Bluetooths and blogs and YouTubes. What’ll they think of next? The internet in … Continue reading →