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THWACK Monthly Mission - November 2018
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SCM for Linux/Unix Systems
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November 13, 2018 - London, England SWUG
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Show us your Network Atlas maps!
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Black Friday Blowout: Hot Tech Picks for 2019
“‘Tis the season… for the best shopping deals! From managing more distributed environments, working with more software-defined and automated solutions, to perhaps even experimenting with more... |
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THWACK [Mini] Mission: Security Double Down
“Inside vulnerabilities… external threats? Today’s security risks come at you from every direction—and managing it all can get tricky when you have to consider both sides of the more... |
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Mission Accomplished: The Good, The Bad, and the Undetected
“ MISSION STATUS: COMPLETED Great dueling, THWACKsters! Your showdown was a tough one, but we told you we'd have your back. No one goes alone when you've got great security products more... |
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THWACK Monthly Mission - November 2018
“THWACKcamp "The Mission" When you throw a two-day, worldwide virtual IT learning event, you’d better have some interesting material to cover. This year, to satisfy thousands of more... |
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2018 THWACK Award Winners
“In case you missed the announcements during THWACKcamp, our 2018 THWACK award winners are: Innovation-ize-alyzer Award - rschroeder Carmen Sandiego Award - CourtesyIT The Domo-arigato Award more... |
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Silo-Busting and Dream-Dashing; More Fun With Automation
“With the popularity of Agile methodologies and the ubiquity of people claiming they were embracing NetOps/DevOps, I could swear we were supposed to have adopted a new silo-busting software-defined more... |
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What I Did When I Was Stuck in an IT Rut..RUN!
“Earlier this year I found myself in one of those dreaded career/professional ruts. My job has been extremely busy with new projects over which I had no control, talks of a big upcoming merger, and more... |
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Why I’m Not Worried About Skynet
“I’m 98% confident if you ask three data scientists to define Artificial Intelligence (AI), you will get five different answers. The field of AI research dates to the mid-1950s, and more... |
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The Evolution of Network Operations
“When I first began this post, my thinking revolved around the translation problems of a declarative approach to network operation, but having only procedural interfaces to work with. Further thought more... |
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The Actuator – November 14th
“Back from VMworld Barcelona for a couple weeks before heading out to AWS re:Invent. If you are heading to re:Invent, let me know. I'd love to talk data with you. As always, here are some more... |
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SolarWinds Agent using 2-3+ GB RAM
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Tell Us Your Unknown Devices v2.0
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Solarwinds integration with ServiceNow using Rest API
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Are you managing vulnerabilities like Meltdown, Spectre, L1TF, Portsmash?
With an increasing regularity, vulnerabilities are requiring more than just standard Windows patching.
BIOS changes, firmware updates, and the trade-off between speed, efficiency, downtime vs security.
Most of the issues are in proof of concept stage and whilst vendors have released updates the sheer
volume of machines in some environments makes tackling the issue difficult to say the least.
Is it better to manage the risk and hope for the best, or take the hit and patch "All the things" or a mix of both,
identifying what's most important and doing those first?
Acknowledge the vulnerabities and accept the risk? (12%)
PATCH ALL THE THINGS ? (57%)
Take a piecemeal approach and best endeavours? (27%)
Other (Please comment) (2%)
