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David Worthington

Philadelphia
As seen in: ZDNet, The Scotsman, Daily Post, SD Times, Security Boulevard, The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA), JumpCloud Blog, Government Fleet, Luxury BnB Magazine
Digital marketing and IT problem solver now focused on cyber security. One time start-up board advisor, co-founder; fmr. tech journalist & PR exec. Fire safety.

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Ubuntu 20.04 vs 22.04: Comparing features and performance

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By David Worthington
| JumpCloud Blog
Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution that has been adopted by many system administrators, developers, or everyday users who are searching for a robust and open-source operating system. Each version of Ubuntu brings new features, improvements and sometimes there are certain changes in system requirements. Ubuntu releases a new version every six months; whereas, Long Term Support versions (LTS) are released every two years.
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Intune vs. JumpCloud for Discovering Shadow IT

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By David Worthington
| JumpCloud Blog
People who don’t have the tool to get a job done will find one that works. That’s why shadow IT, software or services that are unaccounted for and unauthorized, exists. It may even underlie important business processes, which is why it’s extremely important to discover what’s really out there. Shadow IT creates security concerns, can impact operations, and easily becomes a roadblock on the path to digital transformation.
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Open Forum: Thoughts and questions regarding drought

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By David Worthington
| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified
Recently, I watched Topper Shutt, chief meteorologist for WUSA, Channel 9, and he noted that our area was in an extreme drought. I respect Mr. Shutt and was thankful for his acknowledgement of the area's lack of rainfall. However, his next statements took me aback, as he extolled the perfect forecast of weather over the weekend with no rain in sight, despite the extreme drought of our region. It appeared to me that people's outdoor activities such as concerts, football camps, barbecues, etc.
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