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Author Archives: Jason Thacker
The Human Brain and Your Network Infrastructure
Common wisdom says that we humans use less than 10% of our brains’ capacity in a lifetime. I assert that the same is true for enterprise networking hardware and software. As referenced by Paul in his recent post, we very … Continue reading
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How Much Gets Reported
It’s a pretty well-known fact that far more crime occurs than gets reported to authorities, and far more gets reported to the authorities than gets reported on by any form of media. Cybersecurity attacks are no different. Because we assist … Continue reading →