Backup and recovery software typically requires you to install an agent onto every server you want to backup, but agents create a whole host of problems, even in a modest-sized environment.

As you may be aware, there have been several publications and reports released during the past week reporting several vulnerabilities that could potentially be exploited with some Intel, AMD and ARM CPUs.

Agentless backup completely eliminates the negative impact of agents, by reaching out over the network to backup operating systems, file systems, and applications, using industry-standard programming interfaces.

Whilst agent-based backup and recovery solutions do the job, on the whole, they have a direct impact on your data security, recoverability, and costs. It’s important you understand the downsides of agent-based solutions, and whether it’s time to consider an agentless solution.

On Monday a fairly significant flaw in the WPA2 wireless encryption protocol was uncovered and since it’s a flaw in the original design, it affects all modern protected Wi-Fi networks.

As long-time supporters of SeeAbility, a charity working to create a better life for disabled people, we will be sponsoring and participating in SeeAbility Week for the second year running.

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