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A graphic designer and web developer by trade, Drew capitalised on his knowledge of technology in the creative field to launch a freelance journalism career, also specialising in his other passions of movies and book publishing. As interested in the social impact of technology as he is the circuitry and engineering, Drew’s strength is observing and writing from the real-world perspective of everyday technology users and how computing affects the way we work and live.1
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Data CenterNetworking 101: What is a DataOps Specialist?
Data management refers to the ability and systems you need to identify, define, integrate, retrieve and action different datasets for different purposes. A typical example is customer contact or payment details, which are used by sales, marketing, and...
OSNetworking 101: What is Data Governance?
Data governance is a two-tiered approach to managing data security and management. It’s the design and application of policies that ensure the quality of your data while also adhering to data handling and distribution legislation. Put another way, you...
SecurityUnderstanding and Preventing Zero Day Threats
Just like its biological counterpart, digital DNA is so complicated it naturally contains vulnerabilities even the most dedicated engineers miss. Hackers or cybercriminals can then access and identify those vulnerabilities in advance of the public release of...
Data CenterNetwork 101: 5 Essential Wireless Protocols to Support Your Enterprise Now and in the Future
The number of access points and devices we use in the workplace, the number of connections between them, and the amount of data they have to exchange is exploding. Cloud computing means more work done on endpoint nodes while computation and data storage...
Data CenterUsing Wi-Fi 6 and 5G to Build Advanced Wireless Networks
The embarrassment of riches from streaming services and many of us working from home over Zoom have launched us into a data-hungry world and with it the poignant arrival of 5G and Wi-Fi 6. Yet, our reliance on wireless data in the enterprise space will only...
