by Robin Harris | Tuesday, April 7, 2009 | Off-Topic, Security & Public Policy |
I’m at SNW and learning a lot about the latest and greatest, including wordpress hacking. I found this helpful Google warning when I went to the site this morning: Oh, goodie. Running the latest version of wordpress, so I *hope* that isn’t the problem....
by Robin Harris | Monday, October 13, 2008 | Architecture, Backup, Enterprise, Future Tech, Security & Public Policy |
Or a reasonable facsimile thereof If you are interested in Disaster Recovery check out Axxana. They solve the limited synchronous data copy distance problem with a black box designed for data. Concept is simple but getting the details right is hard. The problem...
by Robin Harris | Sunday, August 3, 2008 | Enterprise, Security & Public Policy |
Stepping beyond marketing green-washing, the folks at Wikibon have done something. Tomorrow morning they’ll announce, along with California-based PG&E, Conserve IT, . . . a first-of-its-kind service that accelerates the qualification of storage products for...
by Robin Harris | Wednesday, May 14, 2008 | Off-Topic, Security & Public Policy |
Getting rid of the hacked files and spam links wasn’t the end of it Dreamhost notified me that the load on my server was excessive and they’d disabled StorageMojo. Yikes! Had I been hacked again? DDOS attack? What? Building the correct mental model In...
by Robin Harris | Monday, March 3, 2008 | Architecture, Enterprise, Future Tech, NAS, IP, iSCSI, Security & Public Policy |
I had a con call with Chris Gladwin and Russ Kennedy of Cleversafe a couple of weeks ago. They’ve come to market with a product line that seeks to deliver: Massive scalability to meet growing digital content requirements Unprecedented Security and Privacy for...
by Robin Harris | Wednesday, February 6, 2008 | Information Management, Security & Public Policy |
What’s wrong with White House backup? I published a review of David Gewirtz’s book Where Have All the Emails Gone? over on ZDnet. A quick overview: The White House may or may not have lost 5 million emails. They aren’t sure. Gewirtz, an email expert,...
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