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Dell PowerStore Part 2!

Dell PowerStore Part 2!

  In the last segment, we went over PowerStore hardware. This time, we are going to dig into some more of the features, functionality, and capabilities of this newest midrange all flash storage array from Dell. The Basics: RAID PowerStore supports RAID 5, and you can choose from one of two different stripe widths. 4+1 or 8+1. […]

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VMware: What’s new in vSphere 7.0

VMware: What’s new in vSphere 7.0

  On March 10th, VMware announced the newest version of vSphere 7.0, in case you missed the announcement, here are some highlights. vSphere 7.0 comes in two different editions- vSphere 7.0 The new generation of vSphere for existing enterprise applications. Two editions Standard and Enterprise Plus vSphere 7.0 with Kubernetes The new generation of vSphere […]

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Endpoint and Network Security Operations

Endpoint and Network Security Operations

  Let’s talk about endpoint protection strategy and its relation to security operations (SIEM+SOC or MSSP/MDR). While there is sometimes overlap in parts of these technologies, both are important. They both play a distinct role in an effective security program. Network sensors “see” activity that endpoints don’t. Endpoint agents are closest to process execution and “see” activity network sensors won’t. The […]

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VDI: High CPU Got You Down?

VDI: High CPU Got You Down?

  (TL;DR = scroll down to “Conclusion / The ‘Fix’”) Fortunately, I have the opportunity to see many environments “in-the-wild”, as it were. The downside is running into those annoying conditions where something is obviously wrong (or not operating as expected), without an obvious cause. Over the last year or so, I’ve come across this […]

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