Installing a Secure FTP Server on Windows using IIS You may want to install a secure FTP server on Windows either as standalone file storage or to have means of editing your website hosted on IIS (Internet Information Services) web server. In both cases, you can use an optional FTP Server component of the IIS.…
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Upload Files to Secure FTP Server (sFTP) This guide contains a simplified description of uploading files to a sFTP server with WinSCP. Before starting you should: Have WinSCP or similar FTP client installed; Connect to your account on FTP server. Uploading Once you are connected to your account of FTP/SFTP server, you will see content of default…
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As best practice, most businesses follow a document review process before internally or externally publishing documents. Throughout my career, I’ve seen people edit Microsoft Word documents in multiple ways: some highlight their changes, others use only the comments box, some strike out text, some print the document and edit on paper, and others – gasp!…
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Crypto ransomware has come a long way over the past 2½ years and no single solution can stop it 100% of the time. But the right recovery and mitigation strategies can help. Boot Networks keep small businesses a step ahead of this virulent threat and ensure their clients are effectively protected. How to protect…
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Tuesdays may seem uneventful to some, but on the second Tuesday of each month, Microsoft sends software updates, known as patches, to your computer. In 2003, Microsoft introduced these scheduled patches as a way of consolidating and better managing the deployment of fixes to their various applications. There are several positive and negative effects of…
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