Aaron Boggs

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I write. a lot.

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Cloud

You can transfer files between computers easily with croc

Jack Wallen believes croc is the tool to transfer files between systems on the same LAN from the command-line.

Security

How to make high security standards a competitive advantage

Security firm specializes in secure cloud architecture and penetration testing.

Cloud

Managing the multicloud: How to manage the new default for enterprise computing

The ZDNet and TechRepublic special feature about multicloud looks at managing multiple cloud providers, how to play them off each other, and what vendors and tools can help you manage multiple clouds.

CXO

35 books every techie should read

This reading list features books about Elon Musk, female entrepreneurs and technologists, VR, AI, the ways tech is changing our society, and more. You'll also see recommended titles from Bill Gates.

Digital Transformation

Kentucky’s bourbon industry goes high tech: The inside story

Watch Teena Maddox tour Buffalo Trace, Wild Turkey, and Bardstown Bourbon Company, and learn how the distilleries use data analytics, RFID, and more tech to streamline production and distribution.

Software

A post-install script that simplifies setting up Fedora desktop

If you need to deploy multiple Fedora-based machines, this script makes that process considerably easier.

Networking

Find out what’s on your network with Nmap

With this quick and simple nmap command, you can discover every host and associated IP address on your network.

Innovation

Why tech is key to feeding nine billion people

By 2050, there will likely be nine billion people on the planet, and in order to feed everyone, food production needs to be more efficient. Smart farming, big data, and other tech are key to the solution.

Security

Election security: Tuesday and beyond

CNET senior producer Dan Patterson explains hacking threats for Tuesday's elections.

Security

What you should expect to see change within biometric security in 2018

TechRepublic's Dan Patterson and Frances Zelazny of Biocatch discuss how biometric security is no longer just fingerprints scans and how the details of your tech usage can be used to stay secure.

Cybersecurity demands and the stakes of failing to properly secure systems and networks are high. While every organization’s specific security needs form a unique and complex blend of interconnected requirements, numerous security fundamentals almost always apply to each of these groups. It stands to reason that cybersecurity pros who effectively identify network and systems risks ...

In this guide from TechRepublic Premium we’re going to explore the various things you can do with a Linux server. We won’t leave out any steps, so you won’t have to refer to another tutorial to complete the process. The only step we will leave out is the installation of Linux, as we’ll assume you ...

If you want to deploy applications into a Kubernetes cluster, be warned — it’s not the easiest task. There are a lot of moving pieces that go into these scalable containers. Don’t you wish you had a complete roadmap, from start to finish, to walk you through the process of deploying the Kubernetes cluster, deploying ...

Aaron Boggs

You can transfer files between computers easily with croc

How to make high security standards a competitive advantage

Managing the multicloud: How to manage the new default for enterprise computing

35 books every techie should read

Kentucky’s bourbon industry goes high tech: The inside story

A post-install script that simplifies setting up Fedora desktop

Find out what’s on your network with Nmap

Why tech is key to feeding nine billion people

Election security: Tuesday and beyond

What you should expect to see change within biometric security in 2018

Checklist: Network and systems security

How to host multiple websites on Linux with Apache

How to deploy an application with Kubernetes

Cross-training tool kit