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Virtualizing in a network requires you find a dedicated computer or server to stay on and be the “Main” server for virtual connections and create a static IP for the device (192.168.xx.xx). Firewall settings can be made to forward certain ports that contain the encrypted usage packets to the correct machine via a PORT FORWARD rule. If you don’t want to enable outside connections, simply do not create a firewall rule (one to one NAT or forward), and enjoy the connect from anywhere within a LAN convenience from any device via a direct 192.168.xx.xx path.... Read More
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New BorderLAN's MDM for Schools Video - Enjoy!
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The DYI edition on how to virtualize a workstation - For assistance call 760-736-8100
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“Bring Your Own Device” Challenges and Solution for Schools - See more at: http://borderlan.com/byod-for-schools/
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West Des Moines Schools and its innovative approach to finding the right Anti-Virus solution - BorderLAN was more than happy to help. http://borderlan.com/2013/05/borderlan-provides-anti-virus-solution-for-west-des-moines-schools/
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ZixMail offers unrivaled email encryption services with a track record of consistent 99.999% availability. http://myzixmail.com/
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Slow deployment will not replicate itself and send off warning signals. Instead it sits quietly in its random form listing, learning, keying every website and keystroke. Eventually the most complex can initiate simple web sessions and “post” the data in the background using open web ports to the hackers servers. From there data is sourced and filtered, used and sold depending on the quality.
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Convenience has driven faster than our security policies. Internal threats now represent more than 60% of the risk to company data, 40% coming from hackers. We must remember internal threats are dangerous for three main reason...
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Personal devices are not usually monitored, whether personal or company owned. This opens up huge risks to your secure data just from typical user behavior, which includes personal web surfing, pornography (viruses), torrents, movies, personal email, apps, software / malware and more. End users believe connections to the corporate are protected, but what is not clear is what else is watching and logging that activity. With no protection on the end-point it’s impossible to know how extensive the threat.
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What’s Driving Your Desktop Security Strategy?
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