Month: February 2026

Right, so I’ve been diving deep into the fascinating (yes, really!) world of data backup and disaster recovery. It’s one of those things that often gets overlooked until, well, disaster strikes. To get a grip on the best practices, I sat down with Ben, a seasoned IT consultant, to get his take on everything. Think…

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Right, let’s dive into the murky waters of network segmentation, shall we? I was just chewing the fat with Amy the other day about this, and it got me thinking about how vital it is for real-world network defence. We were kicking around ideas on how to effectively contain breaches, and it all circled back…

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Right, so let’s dive straight in. I recently had a fascinating chat with Gabriel, a lead storage architect at a major financial institution, about the ever-evolving world of enterprise storage. Our focus? The headache (and potential heaven-sent solution) of integrating emerging storage technologies like NVMe and persistent memory within existing, often heterogeneous, infrastructures. The challenge,…

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Just catching up with Chloe the other day, chewing the fat about the ever-evolving landscape of wireless network security. You know how it is – same old threats, slightly different flavours, and always the need to stay one step ahead. We were particularly diving into the use of the dark web as an early warning…

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Right, so I was chewing the fat with Jonathan the other day about network security – always a deep dive with that bloke! We got onto the thorny issue of proactive threat hunting, specifically how Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) can be supercharged by Dark Web monitoring. It’s not just about passively waiting for something…

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