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Common Security Terms Dictionary: L to M

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Common Security Terms Dictionary: I to K

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Common Security Terms Dictionary: G to H

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Common Security Terms Dictionary: E to F

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Common Security Terms Dictionary: C to D

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Common Security Terms Dictionary: A to B

If you’re new the computing world, all of the acronyms, nomenclature, and strange terms can become a little intimidating. It’s my hope that this dictionary series will help you absorb this information and shed some light on the world of “techno-babble.”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 3

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 2

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 1

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Thin Clients in the Small Business Environment: Part 1

The use of thin clients (for server-based computing) is the way of the future: the not-so-distant future. As technology in this field gets better, costs will slowly fall, making it easier for small businesses to adopt the server-based computing model. This 3-part series will take a look at the thin client and the benefits it can bring to the small business environment.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 20, 2009 to
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