Monthly Archives: November 2011

A guest article from John McGarvey through stopthehacker.com. He writes about subjects like IT security and web hosting for IT Donut.   It all started one morning with a worrying email subject line: ‘Your portfolio page may have been hacked’. … Continue reading →

Malware attacks are no longer things that PC owners on server maintenance officers have to fear. Website owners are currently also victim to this deadly attacks propagated by hackers. Incase your website is hit and for some reason you did … Continue reading →

Joomla has become a preferred CMS to develop websites. While a number of apps and functionalities help you attain customized visage to your website, ensuring security against Malware attacks is equally necessary and you know it’s hard to ignore. Removing … Continue reading →

Determining an organization’s tolerance for loss is a key first step in preparing for disaster recovery. The cost a business incurs to maintain a suitable disaster recovery plan depends largely on how closely it relies on IT for its revenue. … Continue reading →

More than one in five enterprises have experienced Internet-based espionage called advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks, according to a global cybersecurity survey conducted by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) this week.   APT attacks, as their name suggests, are … Continue reading →

There are essentially two types of clouds infrastructure namely small cloud also known as virtual private server (VPS) and cloud server and big cloud or better known as datacenter in the cloud.   VPS is one of many virtual machines … Continue reading →

Fuji Xerox is aiming to be the top player in printers and copiers in the nascent market of Myanmar within three years, after it opened a new office in Yangon on April 1.   Although the top spot is currently … Continue reading →

As much as we’d love to believe that websites can manage themselves through high traffic periods, a website’s stability can be compromised.   Here is a list of three tips for keeping websites running smoothly throughout testing periods, so that … Continue reading →

Market Outlook reports, focusing on current market size and future opportunity for major cloud services being consumed by Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs), including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), web presence, communication & collaboration, and Software as a Service business … Continue reading →

Found this great read from entrepreneur.com for those e-mail marketers out there.   Read more: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/226221#ixzz2PGGAoaUI   To send out e-mails in a professional way to your customers, you can subscribe to ReadySpace Web Hosting Plans here : https://store.readyspace.com.sg/index.php?NAME_PATH=WEB_HOSTING   … Continue reading →