The Cybersecurity Achilles’ Heel: DNS as an Attack Vector In the vast landscape of cybersecurity threats, the Domain Name System (DNS) often goes unnoticed. Yet, it’s a critical infrastructure component that, if compromised, can lead to devastating consequences. DNS is the internet’s phonebook, translating human-friendly domain names into IP addresses that computers use to communicate. However, this essential service can … Read More
Security Risks of Enabling Copilot
Microsoft 365 Copilot promises to be a productivity game-changer, offering AI-powered assistance within your familiar Microsoft 365 environment. But with any powerful tool, there are potential security risks to consider. At Diligex, we prioritize data security. Let’s take a deep dive into the security risks of enabling copilot and what you need to know before enabling Microsoft 365 Copilot. Understanding … Read More
Apple’s Move Towards The Right To Repair
Apple announced on November 17, 2021, that it will soon make parts and repair manuals available to the public, rescinding years of restrictive repair policies. It marks a momentous change and shift for the company, which has fought to deny independent repair of its products for years by restricting access to parts, manuals, designing products that are difficult to fix, and lobbying against laws that would protect the right to repair. We at Diligex … Read More
Should You Upgrade To Windows 11?
It’s a natural feeling to crave the next big thing especially when it comes to technology. The desire to be on the forefront of tech is why things like the newest iPhone models go out of stock so often. With each upgrade that comes to a piece of tech, there is usually a multitude of added features and new ways … Read More
Zero-Day Vulnerabilities And How To Protect Against Them
There are many types of threats that can impact a computer or other types of infrastructure. For I.T. professionals such as the folks here at Diligex, staying one step ahead of the threats to keep your data safe is a critical part of our jobs. But there is one type of security threat that can strike fear into the hearts … Read More
Solve Your SPAM Problem
As popularly quoted, nothing in this world can be said to be certain except death and taxes. But if you were to survey people today to ask what else should be added to that list, there’s a good chance that email spam would be a worthy contender. It’s almost a certainty that you’ll have at least one piece of spam … Read More
3D Applications – More Cores or More Ghz?
When working with 3D applications, such as 3DS Max, Maya, SolidWorks, etc., is more cores or more Ghz better? Unfortunately, the answer is not so straight forward as many factors need to be taken into consideration. Your workload and the applications that you use play a big part. Before we delve more into this article let’s first define what the terms “cores” and “clock speed” mean. CPU cores, or Cores for … Read More
How Much RAM Do You Really Need?
There is a quote that is frequently credited to Bill Gates that states “640 KB of memory (RAM) ought to be enough for anyone.” And while Bill Gates never actually said this, it does beg the question as to how much RAM do you really need? What is RAM and what exactly does it do? Before we get into our … Read More
Are Microsoft 365 Azure Security Defaults Sufficient?
With the landscape of technology today, data protection with multiple layers of security is a critical component of any business. One of the most important of those layers is the use of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). We’ve covered the importance of MFA in the past including its role in securing your remote workforce. But if you are administering a tenant at … Read More
Microsoft 365 Shared Calendars On The Native iOS Calendar App
With businesses increasingly moving to remote workforces, the need to access data on all of your devices has become more important than ever. If your company uses Microsoft 365 services there’s a good chance that you need access to not only your own personal calendar, but co-worker and company shared calendars as well. Microsoft has recognized this in recent years … Read More