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Tom Henderson

Bloomington
As seen in: The Verge, Computerworld Australia, CIO, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Network World, Data Center Knowledge, Lexology, EdTech: Focus on K-12, Bridge Michigan, Techworld Australia and
Semi-retired comp security & infrastructure research, tech journo/novelist, world traveler, W9YW, Observations my own. Non-denom. ARISS-USA. Skeptic. He/him.
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State and Local Governments Must Prepare for Windows 11 Now

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By Tom Henderson
| StateTech Magazine Verified
Jan 07 2025 Software Agencies face hardware and software considerations when upgrading to the latest Microsoft OS. Microsoft is forcing the issue of whether to upgrade to Windows 11. Organizations have until October 2025, or they must pay for updates to Windows 10. Use of Windows 10 can continue afterward, but paid support becomes necessary for patches, fixes, updates and other components. Eventually, even paid support for Windows 10 will expire.
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How to work from home when your internet goes out Original

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By Tom Henderson
| The Verge Verified
Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge Loading your audio article You were working. Things were just fine. A landscaper puts a shovel through your buried internet cabling or tree limbs drop and kill a neighborhood’s internet. Or the inexplicable happens, and the little green light on the cable modem goes red. You are, as the sailors say when a ship’s engine becomes quiet, dead in the water. What now?
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Malware is a disease; the government should treat it that way

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By Tom Henderson
| itworld.com
By Tom Henderson, ITworld | Nobody's as prepared as they say The bigger issue is not that it can't be stopped, but organizations are reluctant to tell the truth about their ability to protect. Just like backup and recovery for disaster -- most companies claim to be ready and have good backups in place, when most do not. The same can be said for malware protection. As long as it cost money to protect against it, there will be great variations from one organization to another.
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