Help Us in Helping Our Local Community
Cima Solutions Group has partnered with United Way of Denton County to re-launch a “Feed Back for Feedback” campaign. For each submission of feedback that we receive on our support request tickets or for each review on our Facebook and/or Google pages, Cima will donate $5.00 to help provide meals for those who are in need in our local community.

Our VP of Security, Alex Morrow, and Marketing Leader, Madison Hardy, talk about the importance of Security Solutions for individuals, more specifically business owners. Check out this Q&A for Technical Support and additional tips, such as password management.

I spend most of my days trying to do three things for our clients:

Make sure all of their assets have optimal support in place
Make it simple to track assets and manage renewals (no surprises!)
Save them money!

This week DIR announced a great solution for our State, Local Government, and Education clients from all states.

Why Cima should be your first and last stop on the road to an Infrastructure Solution.
Having been fortunate enough to work for some of the largest, and most predominate tech companies operating in the US, one thing I know for certain - NONE of them are perfect for every need in your infrastructure.

(This article was written by Lynn Lucas for Cohesity and originally appeared on choesity.com )

IT decision makers know certain truths about secondary storage and data protection. Among them: Storage workloads are spread across fragmented silos in the data center – backups, archives, files, objects, test/dev, analytics.

(This article was written by Douglas Paris-White and first appeared on the IBM Cloud Blog)

Here are summaries of the five kinds of security a cloud platform should offer.

1: Identity and access management (IAM)

Any interaction with a cloud platform should start with establishing who or what is doing the interacting—an administrator, a user, or even a service.

(This post was written by Checkpoint and first appeared on the Checkpoint Blog.)

The Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities recently discovered in Intel, AMD and ARM processors, are fairly complex.

In this post we will try to simplify what the problem is, how it could affect your business and what actions can be taken to protect against it.

(This article was written by Brian Goldfarb and was first posted on Splunk.com)

Predicting the future would be easy if we could get answers by reading palms or gazing into crystal balls. At Splunk, when we want to know what the future holds we ask our experts to weigh in.