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Last week, several of us here at Welsh Consulting attended an event sponsored by Google entitled “Coffee. Cloud. Conversation.” The pretense was to discuss trends in cloud offerings, but the real agenda was to sign up new resellers and channel partners. The highlight was a chance to chat with a …
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This morning, Microsoft released a patch to correct vulnerability in the Remote Desktop Protocol that can be exploited to run arbitrary code on a Terminal Server. Our team has tested the patch and are now scheduling 20 minute sessions to apply this to our clients’ Terminal Servers. For further information, …
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One of the most interesting new features of Exchange 2010 is the Personal Archive Mailbox. This allows users to maintain a separate mailbox (in a separate database) for messages that are accessed less frequently. Exchange 2010 allows administrators to configure policies that can automatically move content from a user’s primary …
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After spending a couple of weeks using Office 2010, I’ve begun to really like Outlook 2010. With past upgrades of Microsoft products, I’ve often spent a long time adjusting to the new platform, followed by an even longer period of time complaining about why access to features was moved or …
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Mike Sandman, the Senior Vice President at Fuld & Company, the global leader in competitive intelligence, provided us with this very informative review of his experience upgrading from Windows Vista to Windows 7. Thanks Mike! If this was a report on the upgrade from almost any earlier Windows OS, it would …
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Microsoft’s struggle with the Windows Vista operating system needs no explanation. The negative reaction from end users was surpassed only by the scathing reviews of technology bloggers worldwide. No amount of Seinfeld and Bill Gates commercials could convince users to ditch trusty old Windows XP for the ever so clunky …
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Yesterday Microsoft issued a bulletin acknowledging a publicly disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server. According to Microsoft, an attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could take complete control of the affected system with Exchange Server service account privileges. The second vulnerability could allow denial of service if a specially crafted …
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Yesterday Microsoft issued a bulletin acknowledging a publicly disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer. According to Microsoft, the vulnerability could allow remote code execution if a user views a specially crafted Web page using Internet Explorer. Welsh Consulting is prepared to help you protect your systems and networks by applying …
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