Month: September 2015
Virtualization As a Part of Disaster Recovery Plan
Mitigation (eliminating or lowering the impact of an incident) is a crucial part of any Disaster Recovery plan, as well as planning itself. I’ve always wanted to underscore the need to have this sorted out in advance, and Hurricane Sandy is the ideal place to point. Some of you will remember hearing about this when … Continued
Tracking Malicious Windows Server Events with PowerShell
Windows servers can potentially generate thousands—or even hundreds of thousands—of events daily. Most are created from perfectly safe events that system administrators use to get a glimpse of what’s going on. An event might be generated to indicate a disk is running out of free space, an error occurred with Active Directory, or perhaps a … Continued