Posts by K.K. Tucker
What is a Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP)?
With the evolving digital space and the work we do in it, numerous security solutions have been utilized over the years to address the challenges of each part. Devices and servers need to be protected. Defenses against attacks like phishing and ranswomware should be put up. As digital transformations took place and moved data and…
Read MoreDefender Announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2022
At Microsoft’s IT conference this year, there are plenty of announcements about its security suite Microsoft Defender. This umbrella solution covers a variety of services and integrates with other Microsoft products, now better than ever. Here’s some big Defender news that was announced at Microsoft Ignite 2022. Defender for DevOps Customers using DevOps have given…
Read MoreBig Announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2022
Microsoft Ignite 2022 is in full swing. This annual conference is Microsoft’s time to communicate with IT professionals about new announcements and offerings. This year the event is back in-person at the Seattle Convention Center for those who are able to make it there. Anyone else can attend virtually, and for those who don’t have…
Read MoreWhat’s New in the Windows 11 2022 Update?
Windows 11 has always been an operating system for hybrid work. When it came out in October 2021, it was already the most secure Microsoft OS yet, and it came to a market that was increasingly revolving around remote work and hybrid options. And for the first several months of its use, Microsoft wanted feedback…
Read MoreSoftware Macros: the Good and the Bad
Software macros allow you to automate repetitive tasks, saving time and simplifying workflows. But they have commonly been an easy way for attackers to spread viruses too. Earlier this year Microsoft began blocking Office macros in internet files by default (and then temporarily back-tracked, and then blocked once again) in order to protect against this…
Read MoreTake a Break! Why Work Breaks are Crucial, Especially if You’re Working from Home
It’s easy to pile on the hours when you’ve got a lot of work to do. And for those working remotely from home, work/life boundaries can become blurred, causing work tasks to interfere with healthy downtime. Back-to-back meetings can have remote workers sitting in front of their screens in high-focus mode for hours, without a…
Read MoreBlocking the Russian Hacker Group SEABORGIUM
As the war in Ukraine continues, now having reached six months since Russia’s invasion, cyber criminals in Russia are also persisting in their more longstanding digital efforts in key areas around the globe. For the past several years, Russian actors have aggressively interfered in the cyber space of Europe and the United States. One of…
Read MoreInfused Innovations Ranks No. 1564 on the Inc. 5000 for 2022
Inc. Magazine Reveals Annual List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies: the Inc. 5000 NEW YORK – Inc. Magazine revealed its annual Inc. 5000 list last week, announcing that Infused Innovations ranked No. 1564 on the list. With a three-year growth rate of 409%, this marks continued significant growth for Infused Innovations, and it’s the third…
Read More7 Tips for Creating the Best Customer Experience
One of our passions is delivering an excellent experience to our customers: we like to get to know them, tailor solutions to just what they need, and make the whole process a positive one for them. We have some tried-and-true methods for making this happen, and these can be helpful for any business working with…
Read MoreMicrosoft Viva Engage: Social Networking for Work
43% of company leaders believe that that the single biggest challenge of remote work is relationship building among team members in separate locations. And a social element is important for employee connection, a sense of humanness, and company culture building. Workers are happiest and most comfortable when they can share not only this week’s client…
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