It has been talked about to death at this point but a term coined in the US is The Great Resignation. It resonates with me because during the pandemic, I took a leap myself. I was interviewed by an Irish
Ransomware attacks and data breaches are now occurring daily. Ransomware is no longer a tech topic that only techies understand. Data breaches and ransomware attacks have been covered pretty extensively in main stream media. There was even a deep dive
I am very fortunate that in my last job, I was a ControlUp customer with access to Scoutbees and now I am beyond thrilled to work full-time for ControlUp. One of the first things I did when joining ControlUp was
I have been fortunate to have a varied career in IT. I have worked for managed service providers, cloud service providers, software vendors, as an independent IT consultant, as a consultant for contracting companies and as part of in-house IT
I am not a security expert. I’m just some guy who works in IT but I have been thinking more and more about the security side of things lately. Last year, I was a guest on the Liquidware Unplugged event
Application compatibility For anyone who’s worked in an End User Computing role in at least the last 10 years, application compatibility has been a challenge. The migration from Windows XP to Windows Vista or Windows 7, in particular, was very painful
