Identity management gets complicated when your organization has both cloud and on-premises applications and data. If employees have separate authentication for each one, they need to log in to both. However, using cloud and local software together may be difficult….
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The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released an alert as an update to its May 2019 Analysis report titled, “AR19-133A: Microsoft Office 365 Security Observations.” This alert outlines recommendations on security and threat mitigation efforts that…
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A report by The Information claims that Google Cloud is under pressure from the company’s top levels. It’s currently the No. 3 cloud platform provider after AWS and Azure, and the leaders want it to try harder. If it can’t rise to…
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If you work in government cloud contracting, you already know about the recent JEDI contract award. Over $10 billion in one contract and there are many more large contracts in the works. What does this mean for government contractors? What other contracts…
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The DevSecOps approach to releasing and maintaining software has largely replaced the old way of having separate teams for development and administration. Combining them makes it possible to keep up with the rapid cycle of iterations which online applications demand….
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Azure Reserved Instances and Hybrid Benefit Today we’re going to talk about Azure reserved virtual machines or resource instances this is basically a payment option in Azure that allows you to save money by pre-committing to a one year or…
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Windows AutoPilot introduces a faster, more reliable way to deploy windows and applications to devices. For most IT pros, configuring Windows OS on new devices is a painstaking process. For years, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) has been the go-to for…
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Are you wondering how to meet NIST compliance in Office 365?? As NIST CSF versions 1.1. rolls out and private and government agencies around the world race towards compliance, figuring out how to leverage all available tools to immediately get…
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A common concern brought up by clients interested in shifting to the cloud is the requirement of maintaining an on-premise presence. They haven’t finished on-boarding to the cloud and still need to retain a direct connection to their site. There…
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Microsoft licensing, especially Azure Active Directory licensing, can be confusing for some businesses. As Microsoft continues to add various license options to establish themselves across industry verticals (e.g., F1 for first-line workers, GCC for governments, etc.) So, trying to figure…
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Before 2011, government IT architecture was fractured across thousands of isolated systems. Compliance needs varying by the department, each government entity handled its own unique IT ecosystem, and the physical equipment that handled the bulk of IT needs was chained…
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Microsoft has 10 new tools available in FedRAMP High. Giving Microsoft a present total of 67 services within their FedRAMP High Authority-to-Operate (ATO) environments. As government entities and contractors continue to move critical resources to cloud infrastructure in-line with the…
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