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Kilde: arcserve June 12, 2017 Shakti Pandey Addressing Office 365 email archiving limitations with UDP 6.5 Adoption of Office 365 has grown by leaps and bounds. That said, the platform isn’t without its limitations. So, if you’re considering making the move, you’ll want to address the burden of your old archive email, as well as the lack of journaling capabilities. And, Arcserve UDP 6.5 can help. Office 365 is increasing
Kilde: arcserve June 14, 2017 Erica Antony The “cost of downtime” likely elicits a fair amount of gut-wrenching anxiety at British Airways these days. In the wake of their computer system failure at two London airports, the airline stranded 75,000 passengers over Memorial Day weekend. The cost of reimbursing those passengers under EU laws was likely north of $68 million, according to flight compensation website Flightright.com. But that figure probably
Kilde: Trend Micro, Author: Trend Micro A large-scale ransomware attack reported to be caused by a variant of the Petya ransomware is currently hitting various users, particularly in Europe. This variant, which Trend Micro already detects as RANSOM_PETYA.SMA, is known to use both the EternalBlue exploit and the PsExec tool as infection vectors. Users and organizations are thus advised to perform the following mitigation steps immediately in order to prevent and avoid infection: Apply
Kilde: Microsoft Azure. This blog post was authored by Tim Burrell, Principal Engineering Manager, Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center . Microsoft Malware Protection Center (MMPC) published a blog post yesterday detailing a new ransomware infection that appears to have begun in Ukraine and spread from there to other places in Europe and beyond. MMPC analysis showed this to be a more sophisticated variant of Ransom:Win32/Petya and all free Microsoft antimalware products were