New Blog on Hackers and End of Life Products

I just posted a new blog to the CDW Solutions Blog titled “Why Hackers Love End of Life”. I have to say that it was fun to start a technology post with the phrase “The smell of potato chips and a few too many energy drinks wafts through the air.”

You can see all of my CDW blog posts here: http://blog.cdw.com/author/jarvis/

January 22, 2015 - Posted by Jarvis | Security | End of Life, Windows Server 2003

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