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Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab in Russia report that they have discovered how American intelligence agencies have subverted computer hardware, software and networks in an effort to spy on other countries. The surveillance and sabotage technologies have been discovered in systems in China, Iran, Pakistan, Russia, and elsewhere. Kaspersky has a policy of not naming…

Microsoft’s Brad Smith announced this morning that Microsoft is the first cloud provider to adopt the ISO/IEC 27018 cloud privacy standard.

Jeff Hicks continues his PowerShell journey by looking at a script that finds system time and provides tips for formatting results.

Resetting Azure Active Directory password is simple with a little help from PowerShell in this quick, how-to article by Russell Smith.

In this article, Jeff Hicks shows us how we can create a PowerShell tool that can ping a range of IP addresses.

Michael Simmons serves up five simple steps for getting started with SQL Server as an IT administrator in his new article series.

In this era, most of us have managed to make multiple copies of our business critical data, but how do we best use them?  How do we adjust our methods for the massive data growth we have all been experiencing?  Do you really need 50 copies of those cat pictures? Steve Kenniston (@skenniston), VP Technology…

As an alternative to his first article, Jeff Hicks shows how you can whip up a PowerShell script to find disabled and inactive Active Directory user accounts with PowerShell.

Microsoft on Wednesday confirmed reports that it would purchase online calendar maker Sunrise. And in a separate development, Microsoft will reportedly buy Surface Pro 3 pen maker N-Trig too.

Russell Smith walks us through the Microsoft Azure Resource Manager and explains how Azure resource groups can be used to manage your Azure assets.

In this PowerShell Problem Solver, Jeff Hicks shows off several techniques for grabbing Active Directory group members with PowerShell.

Russell Smith shares how you can use PowerShell’s get-content cmdlet to copy files to multiple computers in this how-to article.