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Justin Vashisht
- September 2, 2014
What a scene from The Da Vinci Code made me learn about IT Security
Over the last few years my brain has made a transition from the day to day transactional "fire fighting" mindset to more of strategic "fire prevention" line of thinking. More and more I've noticed that many of my
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- June 10, 2014
Don’t Succumb to Tech Burnout/Bankruptcy
I recently read this article written by fellow blogger Phil Sellers on the short and long term stresses that plague pretty much every IT employee today - he brilliantly coined this “Tech Debt”. Long story
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- March 19, 2014
Citrix XenApp 6 – SHA2 Certificate Issues with Secure Gateway
I was recently involved with recovering from a crashed Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 environment. The solution involved jettisoning the 4.5 farm and building out a fresh XenApp 6.5 farm. Everything pretty much went smooth until
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- December 31, 2012
Hurricane Sandy – New lessons learned & old lessons reinforced on IT Professionals.
It’s been almost two months since Hurricane Sandy first hit the Northeast and changed many people’s lives for years to come. About a year before in 2011 we were all preparing for Sandy’s baby sister,
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- July 29, 2012
Active Directory’s SDProp process vs. Exchange Send-As permissions
I recently completed a Mobile Device Management proof of concept for a medium sized Financial firm with about 500 users. I ran into an issue that I’ve seen before where the Good Messaging server would
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- February 16, 2012
Some thoughts on my first EMC certification (E20-001 ISM)
Happy to report that last night I passed the EMC 20-001 (ISM) exam to earn the EMCISA designation. Preparing for the exam was a blast so I figured I would share some
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