Contact

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

An explanation of the mil-spec standards for computers

Image
Image source: griduk.com Computer technology is perpetually characterized by the speed of its evolution. In a sense, computing is always at the pinnacle of technology, and yet some examples take this even a step further. This is the case for the mil-spec standards in computers, which TJR Global shares today. Mechanical shock testing : Mil-spec computers need to be able to withstand the rough bumps and grinds that come in the rather aggressive nature of military operations. These machines keep highly specialized and classified data, which can be ruined and compromised in the heat of the battle. With shock proofing, these computers should be able to function well in the delivery of tasks. Altitude testing : The machine should perform well, quite literally, in high places to earn the rightful claim to being a mil-spec computer. The military is always on the go in its operations, and it is quite typical that the machine is used during transport. Flying has been the fastest w...
Read more

How safe are smart home networks?

Image
Image source:  towardsdatascience.com As of August 2019, various homes and individuals all over the world own over 26 billion Internet-of-Things devices. These smart devices communicate and function in over a billion homes and offices. But we’ve to remember that every smart homeowner or business proprietor who rely on these devices need to ask whether these devices are safe from any cyberattacks and threats, advises Abaram Network Solutions. The upfront answer to this question is no. Since IoT is still an emerging technology, these devices still potentially possess vulnerabilities in their systems. Manufacturers and experts have yet to educate home and business owners on how to configure these devices for optimal security. Most of these devices also still use default passwords, as most homeowners install them immediately out of the box without configuring them. Image source: technotification.com Homeowners must not underestimate the threat of hacks against smart homes. The ...
Read more

Top reasons why cloud storage is safe for businesses

Image
Cloud storage wasn’t as popular as it is today as it was five or 10 years ago. Simply put, the infrastructure isn’t as good as it is now. These days, cloud storage is great for personal use given the ubiquity of smart devices and the wide range of internet coverage. Cloud storage is even better now for businesses as hardware is one less thing to worry about. According to independent network hardware equipment distributor Abaram Network Solutions, flash drives are not as reliable as cloud storage as losing them can potentially cripple a business. Still, there are those who question network security when it comes to cloud storage. Here are some reasons why cloud storage is safe for businesses. Image source: radionz.co.nz Cloud storage provides optimal data sharing capabilities Image source: networkcomputing.com For companies who rely on multiple employees working virtually, cloud storage is essential for them to open, share, and submit files faster than regular methods...
Read more