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A NEW TAKE ON ENDPOINT SECURITY
Small and mid-sized businesses are becoming
keenly aware of the increasing need to
protect their endpoints from exposure.
Endpoint devices include servers, laptops,
and desktops, and these devices are vital to
a business' operations. While threats are
becoming more sophisticated and targeting
endpoint devices, end users are demanding
increased productivity and access into the
network (remote, VPN, web-based,
telecommuting, use of unmanaged devices).
Throw regulatory compliance mandates into the
mix, and businesses are finding themselves
scrambling to implement, monitor and enforce
controls that protect endpoint devices. Read the article.
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Meet Bryan Callaghan, Senior
Consultant in Nortec's Falls Church, Virginia
office. Bryan's core capabilities are in
Active Directory, MS Exchange, and Enterprise
Vault, and Bryan knows a thing or two about
making Exchange migrations easier, faster,
and safer for your data.
Q: What are most of your customers
looking to accomplish with Exchange 2007
migrations with Enterprise Vault?
A: Most of my clients are embarking on
high-level migrations or implementations to
move to the next platform level. Some are
also concerned with compliance issues related
to data storage. Read the article.
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So, you know you want to virtualize, but
where do you start?
Should you virtualize all of your servers?
How many VMWare server platforms will you
have to buy? Which physical servers should
go on which VMWare servers? How many servers
can you put on one VMWare server? How are
you going to migrate your servers to the
virtual platforms? What about your remote
offices? There are many questions to answer
before you decide to virtualize that first
production server, and that's why Nortec
provides the Nortec Virtualization Capacity
Planner Assessment. Read the article.
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Nortec QuickTip
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QuickTip: Ensure the Enterprise Vault
server associated with that user remains
consistent; it is a relatively smooth process
and will work the same regardless of it being
an intra-domain, inter-domain or inter-forest
move. The only difference will be in your
setup work, which is essentially making sure
the required trust relationships are there.
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