While most of us have been spending time at the beach, or perhaps at the lake, this summer, the Exchange Team has been hard at work on the latest round of Cumulative Updates for Exchange.

When your inbox has a surprise and it’s called malware, there are several steps you can take to help protect yourself, and minimize the potential damage. Here’s what you need to know.

It’s been almost 9 months since Windows Server 2016 hit General Availability, and hopefully by now you have had the time to test it in your environment and start to deploy it in production.

The sophisticated cyber-criminal has one mental image of you, and it looks like $, or maybe €, or £, or even ¥. Follow these steps to protect yourself.

Can you believe the end of the first quarter of 2017 has come and gone. Where in the world does the time go? Wherever it does go, it’s taking Exchange 2007 with it.

In an interesting shift, it seems Microsoft is getting out of the on-premises email filtering business.

When April 11 rolls around and Microsoft releases the Windows 10 Creators Update, it will be the best surprise the Easter Bunny has ever brought us. Here are 22 features to look forward to.

It’s one of those strange truths of networking. No matter how much bandwidth you buy, your consumption will increase to the point where it’s barely enough and you will want more.

Identity and Access Management, or IAM, is becoming a key component of business information systems as we see a growing trend towards outsourced applications, attacks on identity, and a need to centrally manage and secure applications.

One of the biggest blockers to move on from Exchange 2007 seems to be that customers do not know what to do with their legacy Public Folders. Here are a few solutions.