Security Tip of the Week – Invitation to a Malware Party
Cybercriminals are sending phishing emails with convincing invitations to a party but the document actually obtains malware.
Mission-critical applications in today’s enterprises are driving the proliferation of servers and the exponential growth of data storage. New systems and more marketplace knowledge provide important competitive advantages, but the impact on your data center and your network infrastructure can be stifling.
Keller Schroeder helps our clients leverage the marketplace advantages of better systems and more actionable information, without being encumbered by the technical challenges of growth such as:
Server virtualization reduces management and administrative burdens by partitioning larger physical servers into multiple, smaller virtual machines. This strategy also supports “green” initiatives by reducing energy consumption and space requirements for heating/air support while minimizing the disposal of old equipment.
Storage virtualization goes hand in hand with server virtualization, improving operational efficiencies and hiding the complexity of data storage, backup and recovery operations. Centralized storage with data de-duplication can drastically reduce storage needs – by as much as 80 percent. Encrypted tape backup solutions offer peace of mind for critical offsite archival of information.
By decoupling physical storage from individual servers, and by combining multiple virtual servers “under the hood” of fewer, larger physical machines, our clients are experiencing drastic reductions in cost and capital investment requirements.
Contact the Keller Schroeder Infrastructure team today to find out how we can help you build a scalable infrastructure that will reduce the complexity and handle the growth you are planning for in order to stay competitive.
Cybercriminals are sending phishing emails with convincing invitations to a party but the document actually obtains malware.
Cybercriminals are taking advantage of tax season and sending emails with malicious PDF attachments to take your money and data.
Cybercriminals are paying for utility payment advertisements to try to trick you into clicking the fake ads.
Cybercriminals are attempting to scam by having you download remote desktop software and gain access to your desktop and gain information.