Core Infrastructure Service

Microsoft is ending support for several critical applications and infrastructure products. Ending support means no new features or bug fixes, but more importantly no more security fixes. So when (not if) a vulnerability is found and exploited, your organization’s data is at risk. Here is a list starting with the most urgent:

Today's guest blogger is Eric Fritz, Managing Consultant

Microsoft Secure Score is a tool that will allow organizations to compare their O365 settings against a security baseline created by Microsoft.

Microsoft is on the verge of releasing several video conferencing systems under its Project Rigel banner. Simultaneously - Logitech, Polycom, and Crestron all have released or will be releasing products that include a Surface Pro 4 to provide conference control in the room as well as a variety of camera and speakerphone options.

Your team needs a consistent experience from any device at any location. How do you keep your team connected and your info secure?

As manufacturers stop support of Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 is your organization ready to embrace Windows 10? If you need a roadmap, start here.

Now in technical preview, Microsoft Azure Stack powers the enterprise to run Azure services from their own data center infrastructure.

Cybersecurity is not just for the IT group. Digital threats are getting bigger and scarier and they target everyone. Here's how HR can help spread the word and raise vigilance.

These 7 threats and disruptors have the power to completely transform the financial services industry. Is your business prepared to survive a disruption?