Recently we sat down with Michael Gleason and Dennis van Wagtendonk, GFI Support managers, and had a chat on the many changes that have been underway within GFI Support...

Organizations are facing an ever increasing mobile workforce, with workplace flexibility encouraging people to work from home or on the go. With users taking their work laptops out of the office environment...

Today we are launching a beta version of our newest product, a platform that will provide a complete and centralized protection of your IT infrastructure from viruses, malware, vulnerabilities...

Loyalty programs are often full of great benefits for existing customers, but how many of them have you seen giving valuable software products for free in addition to the purchased ones?

Ensuring safe and continuous delivery of business emails is one of IT department's top priorities. Today we're presenting GFI OneConnect Beta...

The new version of GFI Software's award-winning solution for email protection brings in the latest antivirus (AV) technology from Kaspersky.

Judging by the news about numerous companies being hit by ransomware during previous weeks and months, this is a major threat which is here to stay.

With too many routine tasks, such as patch management and network auditing, there's little time left for IT teams to lead in innovation. Fortunately, automation tools come to the rescue.

There's a saying my granddaddy taught me.

Ransomware is one of the more insidious types of malware making the rounds as well as the news...

In case you've been enjoying a luddite vacation for the past couple of weeks, you might have seen some of the headlines about ransomware targeting Office 365.

If you are considering deploying the latest Exchange on the latest version of Windows Server, be aware there's a major and yet unfixed bug.

Internet of Things brought a lot of new and very useful stuff in our daily lives, but with the ever-growing number of devices, will our IT infrastructure at one point become unmanageable?

The International Computer Security Day is a great reminder for IT pros to review company security levels.

Considering the magnitude of the recent DDoS attack on Dyn, that almost brought down the internet, all sysadmins must take action to prevent their devices from taking part in future attacks.

It was just another day at the office. Morning coffee in one hand and in the other my mouse was going through the unread emails in my mailbox. Then, there it was.

No matter how good a sysadmin you are, there will always be users that will install something bad and break their computers.

As 2016 winds down and disappears into the Deleted Items folder of history, it's time to look back over the past year and reflect on some of the major events, developments, announcements and trends...

Some of these make life easier for me as a sysadmin, others I wouldn't want to work without.

Your monthly sysadmin routine will change with the introduction of a different Microsoft Patch Tuesday, shifting to a single Monthly Rollup patch model, where all patches are delivered at once...