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Switching from Freeware to Trial in MSP360 Backup for macOS & Linux
Learn how to switch from the freeware license to a trial one in MSP360 Backup for macOS & Linux.
Introducing MSP360 Backup 2.5 for macOS & Linux
MSP360 Backup for macOS & Linux receives another major update that brings enhanced scheduling, retention policy as well as the ability to backup and restore plans.
Exchange Online vs. Exchange On-Premises
For any enterprise, connectivity and communication are of high importance. As a renowned name in the IT arena, Microsoft’s Exchange has remained a leading choice for businesses looking for a complete messaging platform. Continue reading
RDS vs Redshift vs DynamoDB vs SimpleDB: AWS Database Services
Cloud database platforms are considered to be some of the best solutions in the world of cloud computing. While there are many reasons why they are exceedingly popular, high accessibility and security, plus dynamic flexibility are some of the principal benefits that come with cloud database systems. You don’t even have to worry about maintenance, hardware, or patching. Continue reading
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Cloud Certifications Guide: AWS vs. Azure and More
Where can you find cloud certifications? If you choose to get a cloud certification, should you obtain one from a certain cloud vendor -- such as AWS or Azure -- or should you pursue a general-purpose cloud certification? Which categories of cloud computing certifications are available currently? Keep reading for an overview of the main cloud computing certifications available today. Continue reading
OS Hardening vs. Data Protection. You Need Both Cybersecurity Features
Unsecured OS provides the same level of security as opened gates (and lack of walls) in the castle. Being the king, you would definitely want walls as high as mountains, ditch deep enough to drown in and some hungry crocodiles in that ditch. And, yep, the gates being closed. In this article, we are discussing the ways to harden the operating system and offer you a system hardening checklist. Don't forget to make notes and audit your systems. Continue reading
MSP Voice Episode 7: Jeff Huber from Five Nines Tech
In this episode of MSP Voice, we are joined by Jeff Huber from Five Nines Tech, California. Jeff has been in the industry for over 30 years since he was 19. He says that despite the lack of entrepreneurial spirit he decided to take over the Five Nines Tech, he was managing for a while. Learn more in the 7th episode of MSP Voice!
MSP360 Backup Supports S3 One Zone-IA Storage Class
The latest release of MSP360 Backup supports Amazon's latest S3 storage class — One Zone-IA.
WORM Compliance Explained. Why Do You Need a WORM-Compliant Storage?
WORM (write once, read many), is a storage system concept. Developers designed it to protect information that an organization does not want to be destroyed or altered in any way. With WORM-compliant storage, you can transfer information to a storage device or cloud storage, but, once you transfer the information, it cannot be changed. Continue reading
Emails Backup in Google Apps
Backing up of cloud-based emails might not seem necessary, but it allows you to protect the data in case of any disaster, and it also allows you to meet compliance requirements. That is why we are going to overview how to backup Google Apps email using different options, including built-in tools and third-party integration mechanisms. Continue reading
MSP Voice Episode 6: Kenny Grayson from Grayson Data Services
Kenny Grayson is the owner of Grayson Data Services in Louisiana. Kenny has a typical managed services business but also does application development for his customers. He doesn’t recommend mixing the two unless you have a firm background in app dev but the combination works well for him.
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