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Yes, you need a RAID solution, but it is NOT a disaster recovery solution. First, RAID (redundant array of independent disks) does not substitute as a backup solution. To protect …

I’ve written a number of times about the perils of ransomware and Bitcoin payments, but as we usher in the New Year, tracking down nefarious activities of cybercriminals is …

Not all web hosting providers offer protection services to shield your business from DDoS attacks, so it’s critically important to check before signing on, especially if you’re running an …

Most business owners understand the need for IT disaster recovery, in some fashion. I still see businesses, mostly Mom and Pop shops, with a single UPS securing their entire …

Unmetered bandwidth on dedicated servers has its pros and cons. With unmetered bandwidth you get a flat rate, whether you use one Megabyte of traffic or 20 Terabytes of traffic. …

These six web hosting forums have survived the years, unlike numerous others that the industry lost in their rear view mirrors. Each of these forums are broken down into …

There are endless ways you could use Virtual Private Servers. In our example, we’ll discuss the following five applications. Hosting E-Commerce Testing Game Server Email Server Hosting What we …

The topic of cybersecurity breaches is trending right now because the volume of attacks affected nearly half of all businesses in the United Kingdom in years past, and by …

SSH is an acronym for SecureSHell. It was essentially developed to provide security when accessing another computer/server remotely. Older telnet programs allowed everything sent or received to be visible, …

Blog commenting – apparently, my one of my blog’s has attracted a huge Russian following with some thoughtful comments, but more so with comments like these. I have my …