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Patch Management, a key step towards compliance!
As you might have read, I recently blogged about my infrastructure and the future of a platform towards a better management of compliance – honestly, I actually played with our latest technology . I wrote about Deploying PKI Time Sync on Virtual DCs Now, Read More...
Posted 22 May 09 02:18 by rhalbh | 0 Comments   
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Patch Management – Cover the whole 9 yards
I pretty often have discussions about Patch Management with our customers. I think it is a very important discussion as I see too many customers not patching at all. However, taking the shining examples – they often look at the Microsoft product suite Read More...
Posted 26 March 09 09:04 by rhalbh | 0 Comments   
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Would a properly managed IT have withstood Conficker?
Before I start here: Let’s be clear that I will not say (and will never say) that if a customer was infected with Conficker he had a poorly managed network! I had a lot of discussions over the course of time about the reasons for customers being infected. Read More...
Posted 04 March 09 03:37 by rhalbh | 1 Comments   
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Russian Roulette with your Network
First of all, before I really start, I hope that you all had a great start in 2009. Mine was actually pretty mixed. The good side was, how my year really started and what I saw when I looked out the window at January 1st (yes, I was on vacation skiing Read More...
Posted 04 January 09 01:17 by rhalbh | 17 Comments   
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Only 1.91% of PCs are patched!
Well, honestly, I am not completely clear how statistically relevant this data point is. I just read it in a secunia blog where they published figures of users of their free solution. This is data of the last few weeks and looks into the results of the Read More...
Posted 04 December 08 05:59 by rhalbh | 0 Comments   
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Servers still not patched
I just read an article this morning on Linux servers under the Phalanx gun: A problem with people, not code . There were quite some things which made me think when I read it: There was a statement in there, which I – obviously – did not like at all: Linux Read More...
Posted 29 August 08 12:20 by rhalbh | 1 Comments   
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