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Daily Archives: October 17, 2019
SQL in the City Comes Back to Seattle
This year at the PASS Summit, Redgate is holding our SQL in the City Summit as one of the pre-con events at the conference. You can add this in as a part of your conference registration and come learn about … Continue reading
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More Network Restrictions
This past year has seen quite a rise in ransomware attacks. Certainly some big ones (Baltimore, Florida) are reported in the media, but there are lots of smaller ones that don’t make the news. As I’ve been attending some events … Continue reading
