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That’s where many companies I talk to run into an unexpected roadblock. For decades, IT (and IT security) has been treated as a purely technical discipline, and top technical professionals were promoted into IT leadership positions. They can walk you through any sophisticated technology question, but not all of them speak the “business” language. This makes it tough for both sides of the conversation to come to productive decisions. Another challenge for many IT leaders is a lack of factual data to rely on. In technology, you work with facts, and you have precise and defensible measurements. For example, you can report on the number of incidents over a given period of time, or the time needed to patch a vulnerable server. But how do you show the expected return on a security investment without stepping into the realm of assumptions and probabilities? This pushes a lot of IT pros, myself included, out of their comfort zone. Cost savings is one of the most obvious measures of ROI, especi...

Azure furnishes you with a wide exhibit of configurable security alternatives and the capacity to control them so you can customize security to meet the exceptional necessities of your organization’s deployments. Some benefits of the AZ-500 certification are: 1. It is beneficial for engineers who want to specialize in providing security for the Azure-based digital platforms and play a vital role in protecting an organization’s data. 2. It gives you hands-on experience so you can perform security tasks in a better way in your day-to-day job. 3. It is an add-on to the set of skills you own. 4. It increases your probabilities of getting hired faster. 5. It offers you a better understanding of the security structure of MS-Azure. 6. Since it provides a comprehensive view of your organization’s IT security posture, you can suggest measures to improve it. 7. It aids you in preventing, detecting, and responding to threats with increased visibility. 8. It presents integrated security monitoring...

Many system administrators are concerned that they are not paid fairly, especially considering the high workload and long hours. In fact, the recruiting website Indeed.com reports that 43% of system administrators think their salary is not enough for the cost of living in their area. How does your location measure up? To save you from having to browse tons of job openings and analyze current trends to answer that question, we’ve done the research for you. Read this blog post to discover how much sysadmins earn in different parts of the United States and how to factor in the cost of living in different areas. You might learn that you need to switch from flip flops to winter boots to find a position in which you have more disposable income. Average salary of a system administrator by experience level Here are the national average salaries for system administrators based on their years of experience, according to Glassdoor.com: 3 years of experience — $57,974 4–9 years of experience — $69...

I have almost ZERO database training. I took an Oracle class in 2003 as part of my degree, so everything I ‘know’ has come from building my servers on open source software, and I document literally every command I ever run. I checked everything: I went over all the commands, checked every permission I could think of. No luck. Everything worked fine until I tried to restore. I even went so far as to go to the current instance and take a new backup of the data and try with that. Out of sheer desperation, I thought maybe it was because the second instance wasn’t 100% identical: I had used NGINX instead of Apache, the original instance didn’t have phpMyAdmin, we use a proxy server at HQ — SOMETHING. So I started over. I built the second one as an exact duplicate — same programs, same passwords, everything I could find. I get the instance up, I install a clean Matomo, and everything works again. Then I restore the database: F*%S!#S$ … SAME issue! I was pulling my hair out. I talked to my ma...

No matter where you host your data, there are always risks. The public cloud is no exception. While providers like Amazon, Microsoft and Google offer security features, ultimately, cloud security is your responsibility. Where do you start? This article explains the key elements of a strong security posture in the cloud and how to choose the right security software solutions for your organization. Data loss prevention (DLP) — DLP technologies can help you protect your sensitive data from being lost, misused or accessed by unauthorized people. DLP solutions can use business policies to detect improper activity and respond automatically, for example, by blocking a user from copying regulated data onto removable media. Encryption — Encryption helps keep data confidential, even if it’s stolen or accessed inappropriately in a public cloud environment. Cloud hosts offer multiple options for key management. Backup and recovery — You need to ensure you have reliable backups and the ability to r...

To configure external sharing settings for the entire tenant, go to the Sharing page of the SharePoint admin center. The External sharing section on this page contains options that let you control the tenant-wide sharing level in SharePoint: Only people in your organization: Turn off external sharing and limit sharing to internal users only. This is the default setting for communication sites and classic sites in SharePoint. As a security best practice, it’s recommended that you turn off tenant-wide external sharing by selecting this option. Existing guests: Permit sharing with external users who have already been added to your Azure AD Existing guests may have joined your Azure AD by accepting a share invitation in the past or by being added as guest users by an administrator in the Azure portal. This option requires guests to authenticate into Microsoft 365 with valid credentials before they can access shared assets. New and existing guests: Grant site owners and users full control p...