A SIM that is technically online isn’t necessarily reliable. Here’s how deploying real-time LTE signal telemetry — signal-to-noise ratio, RSSI, and trend data — is changing how we manage backup and primary LTE connectivity for client sites.
The honest answer to “what is the team working on?” used to depend on who you asked. Here’s how structured operational visibility — connecting projects, tickets, and alerts in real time — changes what a managed IT team can actually deliver.
Cloud-hosted security vendors upgrade on their own schedule — your configuration doesn’t always survive the transition. A Fortinet EMS incident this week shows what proactive managed security monitoring looks like when it matters most.
How do you manage firewall threat intelligence when your block lists outgrow the firewall’s limits? Si Futures built a dynamic threat feed to replace static Fortinet address groups — cutting overhead and scaling without limit.
AI can write code faster than any developer. The question is whether anyone is checking what it actually produced — and whether it is secure, not just functional. Si Futures ran penetration tests against their own services to find out.
SQL Server 2016 at end of support in a regulated SA financial services environment
• Business impact: audit exposure, absent security patches, 1.5TB storage accumulation
→ Upgraded to current SQL version; performance validated; downstream compatibility resolved in 15 minutes; automated weekly storage cleanup established
Most businesses only discover an email authentication problem when something breaks. This post explains how SPF, DKIM and DMARC determine whether your email is trusted — and why getting them right is as much a security decision as a deliverability one.
What happens when the 6am standby call sounds completely legitimate — but something still feels wrong? Nicholas Broderick on the verification process that protects MSP engineers and clients when AI voice cloning makes impersonation almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
Microsoft 365 audit logs retain 180 days of activity — but the compliance portal wasn’t built for serious investigations. Rudie de Vries explains the retention ceiling, bulk extraction via PowerShell, and what happens when the clock runs out mid-investigation.
