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Firewall

Firewalls Complete – What’s an internet/intranet firewall?

by Ordoyne Unrath April 30, 2020
written by Ordoyne Unrath

There is a certain part in car that is found in between the passenger compartment and the engine. A firewall is the name of this part. The passengers are protected by the firewall from any clash or explosion that the car might suffer from. Computer networks also have a firewall.

The purpose of the firewall is to protect your network from the networks whose source cannot be trusted. You are in between a public network and a company’s production network. The public network has little or no control over what, where, and how things happen.

On the other hand the production network of a company has to be protected from users who have ulterior motives such as damaging the flow of information or siphoning important data for the company.

Firewall criticism

Some critics of firewall argue that it is of null implication to protect the company’s network while allowing the intranet to be accessed by the internet. The explanation to this is not hard. Companies have to survive and thrive in spite of the technological challenges that are around them.

Many companies advertise their products and services through the internet. It is common knowledge that the internet has grown in a tremendous rate as does shopping malls and market places. More people are accessing each day.

The more the traffic, the more companies ought to be more vigilant to ensure that the products that they sell are secure and of high integrity. It is nowadays a necessity to protect your transactions, data, and transmissions from any third party interruptions. The internet is awash with people and companies who are out to delude you and earn a dime from your inexperience.

What do firewalls mean?

The world offers a variety of configurations and models of firewalls, but they all exist to do the same work. You are in need of allowing users who hail from a network that is protected, such as your company network, to gain access to a public network, the internet in this case, and to avail the products and services of the company to the public network. The main challenge that arises from connecting your company to the internet without proper security measures is that of exposure to attacks from the servers that are online.

It is not only your corporate network that is vulnerable to unauthorized access, but every other server in the network of your company. Therefore, think about firewalls whenever you are in the process of securing the network of your company. You need to be very clear about the information that you will avail to the internet. Ensure that you server is safe by obstructing any unauthorized log in, transfer of files, and execution of commands remotely.

What will firewall do?

A firewall will separate your secure network from the insecure one: the internet in this case. You cannot access the internet from an intranet when you have a firewall in place neither can you access intranet from the internet. Before you install a firewall ensure that you are in the know of the layers of your corporate network.

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by Ordoyne Unrath March 9, 2020
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Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Digital Workplace Trends 2012; Intranet Design: Annual 2012 Year’s 10 Best Intranets
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – March/April 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2012
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
The Social Organization; The Digital Workplace: Redefining Productivity in the Information Age
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – January/February 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Jan 2012
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Editorial/Read_Me_File November/December 2011 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2011
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Designing Search: UX Strategies for Ecommerce Success; Search Analytics for Your Site Conversations With Your Customers
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – September/October 2011 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2011
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Intranet Design Annual 2011: Year’s 10 Best Intranets; Essential SharePoint 2010: Overview, Governance, and Planning
Editorial/Read_Me_File March/April 2011 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2011
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Global Intranet Trends For 2011 Report; Professional Microsoft Search: FAST Search, SharePoint Search, and Search Server
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – January/February 2011 Issue, Posted 10 Jan 2011
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Designing Intranets: Creating Sites That Work; IntranetLounge
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – November/December 2010 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
User Adoption Strategies; The Accidental Taxonomist
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – September/October 2010 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Information 2015: Reforming the Paradigm; Réussir un projet Intranet 2.0
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – July/August 2010 Issue, Posted 01 Jul 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Search Patterns: Design for Discovery; Information Representation and Retrieval in the Digital Age, second edition
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/June 2010 Issue, Posted 05 May 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Intranet Design Annual 2010, Collaboration: How Leaders Avoid the Traps, Create Unity, and Reap Big Results
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2010 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Search User Interfaces, Global Intranet Trends for 2010
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2010 Issue, Posted 01 Jan 2010
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue:Enterprise 2.0: Social Software on Intranets, www.nngroup.com/reports/intranet/social
Intranet Strategy and Governance, www.ikmagazine.com/bookshop.asp
Editorial/Read_Me_File Nov/Dec 2009 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2009
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: SharePoint Roadmap for Collaboration and FUMSI Reports: Survey on Intranet Management, Folio on Intranet Management
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Sep/Oct 2009 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2009
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: What Every Intranet Team Should Know and Card Sorting: Designing Usable Categories
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jul/Aug 2009 Issue, Posted 26 Jun 2009
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Successful Enterprise Search Management, and Andrew McAfee’s Blog:The Business Impact of IT.
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Miles Kehoe – May/Jun 2009 Issue, Posted 24 Apr 2009
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Intranet Design Annual 2009; Seamless Teamwork: Using Microsoft SharePoint Technologies to Collaborate, Innovate, and Drive Business in New Ways
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2009 Issue, Posted 19 Feb 2009
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Where in the World is My Team?, Nature.com, Global Intranet Trends Report for 2009.
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2009 Issue, Posted 17 Dec 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work, Collaboration and Social Media 2008 , and The Impact of Information Technology (IT) on Businesses and their Leaders
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Nov/Dec 2008 Issue, Posted 31 Oct 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: The Enterprise Social Software Report, Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide, Enterprise Web 2.0 blog
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Sep/Oct 2008 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: The SharePoint Report 2008, CMS Watch; Manage It! Your Guide to Modern, Pragmatic Project Management; and CMS Watch Trends
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jul/Aug 2008 Issue, Posted 23 Jun 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Intranet Usability Guidelines; Better Connected Intranets: Emerging Good Practice in Driving Internal Efficiency; and Beyond Search
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/Jun 2008 Issue, Posted 01 May 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Intranets for Info Pros; Global Intranet Trends Report; and Privacy International
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2008 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Google Version 2.0: The Calculating Predator; The 2008 Enterprise Search Report; and Sharepointsearch.com
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2008 Issue, Posted 09 Jan 2008
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Laughing at the CIO: A Parable and Prescription for IT Leadership; Essential SharePoint 2007: Delivering High-Impact Collaboration; and The Enterprise Search Center
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Nov/Dec 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Making Search Work; The Data Administration Newsletter; and Enterprise Search Deployment, Usage, and Trends
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White , James Robertson – Sep/Oct 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Managing Without Walls; ECM Suites Report; and The Content Wrangler Blog
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jul/Aug 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Jul 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: 6×2 Methodology for Intranets; The Impact of Organisational Culture on Knowledge Management; and Groxis Inc.
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/Jun 2007 Issue, Posted 01 May 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this Issue: Information Architecture for the World Wide Web; Wikis: Tools for Information Work and Collaboration; and Ross Mayfield’s Weblog
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Global Intranet Strategies Today and Tomorrow; The User is Always Right:; and The Oracle Pressroom
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2007 Issue, Posted 01 Jan 2007
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Portals: People, Processes, and Technology; Risk Management for IT Projects: Transforming Your Intranet; and The Workplace
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Nov/Dec 2006 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Work Goes Mobile:Nokia’s Lessons from the Leading Edge; Risk Management for IT Projects: How to Deal with over 150 Issues and Risks; and Arnold IT
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Sep/Oct 2006 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Integrated Intellectual Asset Management; Beyond E-Learning; and The Gurteen Knowledge Website
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jul/Aug 2006 Issue, Posted 03 Jul 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Improving Intranet Search; Intranet Design Annual 2006: Ten Best Intranets of the Year; Wine.com
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/Jun 2006 Issue, Posted 01 May 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue:Ambient Findability; Useit.com; IAI Intranet Review Toolkit
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2006 Issue, Posted 26 Feb 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue:Making Knowledge Visible: Communicating Knowledge Through Information Products; Intranet Blog; Enterprise Search Guidebook
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2006 Issue, Posted 01 Jan 2006
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: The Google Legacy: How Google’s Internet Search is Transforming Application Software; The Gilbane Report; Knowledge Mapping: The Essentials for Success
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Nov/Dec 2005 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2005
Read_Me_File: Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: The Records Management Report, Portals and KM, Staff Directories: Designing and Implementing an Effective Online Staff Directory
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Sep/Oct 2005 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Learning to Fly: Practical Knowledge Management from Leading and Learning Organizations, 2nd Edition, Contentmanager.net, and The Content Management Handbook
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White , James Robertson – Jul/Aug 2005 Issue, Posted 01 Jul 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Why Intranets Fail (and How to Fix Them): A Practical Guide for Information Professionals, Search Tools for Web Sites and Intranets, and The Enterprise Search Report: Requirements, Costs, Products & Practices
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/Jun 2005 Issue, Posted 01 May 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: FreePint,Information Auditing: A Guide for Information Managers, and Collaborate to Compete: Driving Profitability in the Knowledge Economy
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2005 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Enterprise Content Management What you need to know , Web Accessibility Survey Site, and Intranet Roadmap

Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Jan/Feb 2005 Issue, Posted 01 Jan 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Information Strategy in Practice, Information Nation, and NetStrategyJmc
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Nov/Dec 2004 Issue, Posted 01 Nov 2004
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: The Hidden Power of Social Networks, Creativity in Virtual Teams, and www.findability.org
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Sep/Oct 2004 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2004
Read_Me_File Print & Digital Reviews
Reviewed in This Issue: Learning to Fly: Practical Knowledge Management from Leading and Learning Organizations, 2nd Edition; Content manager.net; and The Content Management Handbook
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White , James Robertson – Jul/Aug 2004 Issue, Posted 01 Jul 2005
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Leading Organizational Learning, Enterprise Content Services, and Usability.gov
Editorial/Read_Me_File Jul/Aug 2004 Issue, Posted 01 Jul 2004
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Leveraging Web Services, Practical Intranet Development, and WebServices.Org
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – May/Jun 2004 Issue, Posted 01 May 2004
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Proven Portals, IntranetInsider, and Intranet Journal
Editorial/Read_Me_File By Martin White – Mar/Apr 2004 Issue, Posted 01 Mar 2004
Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
Reviewed this issue: Information First, Step Two Designs, and Boxes and Arrows

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Data Security

Worst Data Security Breaches Of The 21st Century

by Ordoyne Unrath February 14, 2020
written by Ordoyne Unrath

Security breaches as far as data is concerned to happen almost every day and it is hard to keep counting as they occur. It is good to ask what are the attributes of a small data breach and what does a big data breach looks like. This article will take into consideration some of the biggest data breach incidents in history.

Heartland payment systems

This happened in the year 2008 where over 130 million credit cards were exposed to risky transactions. The persons indicated on this offense were Gonzalez Albert and some other two Russians. It is alleged that Albert, who hails from Cuba, was the mastermind behind the operation.

This operation led to the loss of credit cards and debit cards belonging to various clients. Security experts and analysts had forewarned people against the SQL injection on their credit and debit cards. In spite of the many warnings that had been sounded about the SQL injections, many people were preyed on by these criminals.

TJX Companies Inc.

In this data breach case, over 94 million credit cards were exposed to risk. This happened in the year 2006 but the reports given to this effect are somehow conflicting. They do not add up. A certain report is seen saying that the cybercriminals capitalized on the data encryption system that was somehow weak and they made away with credit card data.

This happened in the process of a wireless transfer that involved two stores in Miami belonging to Marshall. The other report says that the hackers broke into the TJX network through the use of kiosks that permitted people to apply for jobs online. The latter report is somehow credible since the network that TJX had did not have adequate security especially firewalls. The ringleader of the pact was Albert Gonzalez. He together with eleven of his accomplices was sent behind bars for 40 years.

Epsilon

This data breach act was reported to have happened in March 2011. It has not been possible to determine where the breach came from. However, experts have agreed almost unanimously that the breach could be an opening to huge and uncountable phishing scams and unmatched stealing of identities. Various views have been argued for the breach.

The Chief Security Officer in BT, Bruce Schneier, wrote in his blog that there is a probability of having lost over a million email addresses and names and other information that belonged to customers. He further states that the personal information stolen could be applied to stage some personalized phishing attacks to unsuspecting customers.

The stealing of personal information is not aimed at making away with anything from the company but this is aimed at stealing from unsuspecting clients who are always shopping online and doing other businesses online. The breach is estimated to have amounted to slightly over $4 billion dollars. Epsilon is known to handle over 2,000 global brands, and it further handles over 35 billion emails per year. In view of this, it is argued that this scam could be the biggest breaches of our time.

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Magazine

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2012 ISSUE

by Ordoyne Unrath February 11, 2020
written by Ordoyne Unrath

Enterprise Information Inefficiency: No Sector Has Found a Definitive Solution

Information is at the heart of what most enterprises do. For some, it is the product and lifeblood; for others, it lubricates all aspects of the operation. The fact is that, in one form or another, information management is vital for virtually any organization, particularly as tough economic conditions prevail. And the more efficiently enterprise content is controlled and accessed, the more effective organizations’ operations become. After all, we all operate in an information economy these days.

Editorial/Features By Jeremy Bentley – September/October 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2012
WGBH’s ‘InnerTube’ Intranet Stays Afloat

When the Boston-based nonprofit media organization WGBH approached the technology consultants at Miller Systems about revamping the organization’s outdated intranet-called InnerTube-Miller Systems’ founder and CEO Seth Miller was ready for the challenge.The project “cements our position as a trusted strategic advisor and partner for clients-in any industry-seeking improved knowledge management and business process solutions,” he said at the time. Redesigning WGBH’s InnerTube would be one of the more challenging projects that Miller Systems had worked on in its nearly 20-year history.
Editorial/Features By Mike Lopresti – September/October 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2012Columns

Search and Content Integration
Typical requirements for today’s corporate intranet include “one-stop shopping” for information; the ability to capture and organize corporate knowledge and expertise; tools to connect people to systems, applications, and other people; collaborative workspaces; enterprise systems integration; a dashboard for key performance indicators; and customization.
Editorial/Columns By Seth Earley – September/October 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2012
What Should a Social Intranet Look Like?
There’s a social network for just about everyone and everything-and that may include your company’s intranet. But if you haven’t seen an example of a social intranet, it can be hard to picture. Are people just wasting time posting status updates and pictures of the cafeteria food? Or are users being bombarded with boring updates about which document was recently edited? It’s hard for the average person to wrap his mind around.
Editorial/Columns By Theresa Cramer – September/October 2012 Issue, Posted 01 Sep 2012

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Read_Me_File…Print and Digital Reviews
The Digital Workplace: How Technology Is Liberating Work; Microsoft SharePoint for Business Executives Q&A; Handbook

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Extranet

Reasons Why Your Business Needs An Extranet

by Ordoyne Unrath February 2, 2020
written by Ordoyne Unrath

You can make your business successful in a number of ways. However, in case your company is in dire need to disseminate information to peripheral partners and clients, you should ask yourself whether the working practices that you are using are easy, effective, and as professional as possible.

In the digital era, several ways are in place that can enable a company to maintain its employees and other external partners in a connected manner so as to share information. Of all the ways that enable effective communication and information sharing, there is none that can beat extranet. Extranet enables the sharing of information through a web portal. This is an indication that you do not have to be at a specific place to access extranet. This makes extranet the perfect network that can be sued by companies to share information with third parties such as business associates, customers, and shareholders.

Extranet can be applied in a variety of industrial sectors since everyone needs to share some private information with a certain third party, for instance, an agent.

The light bulb moment about the extranet is its efficiency that cannot be matched. A business can secretly create an online store that is secure and that can be accessed by all interested parties centrally. This manner of information sharing is efficient and makes it possible for everyone to access the correct information at any time. Why would you need an extranet for your company or business?

Sharing of information is simple

Maybe you can argue that it is possible to share company files via e-mail. While this fact holds true, it is necessary to consider what happens to large files. The files clog the inboxes of staffs and other third party persons of your business and delivery may fail in the long run. Searching for such information on email is such a daunting, irritating, and time-consuming task.

This is because the information is held up in large chunks of email since employees receive several emails in a day. This act hugely impacts the productivity of staff. However, when you use the Glasscubes extranet, you will be able to access all the information that you need from a central point – the cloud. Searching the Glasscubes workspace is not hard hence you can get the information that you need in just a few clicks.

Assets are secure and safe

A company’s lifeline is the information it has. Glasscubes makes it possible to have all documents in an up to date version and secure. Moreover, the persons who can access the information are the ones who belong to a certain workspace, and each staff has a password that they can use to access the workspace.

Never mind if a certain email you sent was so large that your colleagues were not able to download. Glasscubes ensures that all the information is secure in the cloud. You will not experience the issues of sending the wrong messages to staffs since they can access all information from the cloud.

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HyperOffice introduces HyperShare for Outlook

by Ordoyne Unrath February 2, 2020
written by Ordoyne Unrath

HyperOffice has introduced HyperShare for Outlook, software tools designed to help for business owners, employees, clients, partners and suppliers to work together as a team, plan projects, share and edit documents, schedule meetings, and stay connected via email.

Built into HyperOffice at no added cost, HyperShare extends the power of Outlook and operates as an alternative to Microsoft Exchange.

For companies using Outlook but not yet sharing calendars, contacts, documents, and tasks, HyperShare for Outlook delivers the communication and collaboration tools including POP3, SMTP, Webmail, shared calendaring, shared address books, document management and support for Outlook, Netscape, Thunderbird, Eudora, and other email clients.

For growing organizations tired of paying for, upgrading, patching, and supporting Microsoft Exchange, HyperShare for Outlook migrates all user data and settings from Microsoft Exchange and offers all Microsoft Exchange functionality for a fraction of the cost. HyperOffice can also co-exist and synchronizes with Microsoft Exchange.

This configuration enables a business to operate and insulate Exchange behind a corporate firewall, yet also extend HyperOffice as a secure extranet in order to collaborate with suppliers and contractors by synchronizing contacts, calendars, notes, and tasks; home, office and laptop computers; mobile and wireless users.

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