One of the most reliable ways to achieve secure logins is multi-factor authentication, but too many people are still avoiding it.

We went into more detail about the container integration, improved headless edition, nested virtualization and PowerShell improvements, as the most prominent feature updates of the new Microsoft server operating system.

Sticking to Windows 7 may seem logical for you and your company, but are you aware of all the features you're missing out, which can make daily system administration much easier.

Not so long ago, tech pundits' favorite topic was predicting the demise of the PC as we know it. No more desktops, no more laptops – we were going to do everything on our tablets and phones.

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past several years, you have to have at least heard of "Game of Thrones," the epic television series on HBO based on the even more epic series...

TANSTAAFL. Robert A. Heinlein, one of my favorite sci-fi writers, and Milton Friedman, one of my favorite economists, made this concept famous decades ago.

Security has been a key topic at Microsoft for some time, and its new Windows Server operating system is at the very heart of this strategy, bringing some brand new and some improved security features.

In the news this month: Sony Pictures settled a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of current and former employees in relation to the 2014 security breach that exposed their personal information.

A year has passed, and the new, improved Microsoft Windows is here, bringing new features and an old dilemma: is it wise to upgrade your PC or tablet to the latest version of Windows immediately?

Passwords are dead, dead, dead, and if you're relying only on them for user authentication, you've probably already been pwned.

The three new Microsoft Exchange APIs can handle more than just emails, are more open-standards friendly and based on REST, and are simpler to use than EWS.

If you're a well-informed system administrator, you have already heard about many of the new features the Anniversary Update brought to Windows 10.

This Tuesday's update addresses 49 vulnerabilities within 10 security bulletins, of which five are rated as critical, and four of them are zero-day flaws.

The new Microsoft's server operating system is finally here, and we've prepared a list of the most important new features, including the ones you won't find on other blogs.

We've all heard a lot about ransomware that makes data inaccessible and/or locks up the computer or device until you pay for the encryption key.

It's a brand new year and this January has been an interesting one.

In today's post we're going to take a closer look at 23 cmd-line tools that I find absolutely vital as a Windows sysadmin, Exchange admin, and general trouble-shooter.

Using PowerShell for managing remote computers quickly and efficiently has been one of its main advantages.

It's been a long, hot summer, and on the security update front, after a couple of months of heavy patch Tuesdays (sixteen each for June and July), we get a little bit of relief this time.

Just in time for summer holidays, BBQs, and fireworks, Microsoft has released the latest series of Cumulative Updates for Exchange 2016 and 2013, as well as Update Rollups for Exchange 2010 and 2007.