Ready or Not...IPv6 is here
John Curran of the American Registry for Internet Numbers discusses the depletion of IPv4 addresses and the future of IPv6 implementation. Recorded on August 18, 2011.
Salesforce Training - Session One
Covering topics from creating accounts, contacts, etc. to emailing through the system and customizing reports.
Silicon Valley, New York City and Michigan: The Secret to Startup Success (Craig Labovitz)
In this talk, we look at why Michigan was once the primary center of Internet innovation in the 1990s. We then explore the "lost decade" in which most Internet companies and engineering talent left the state for more fer..
Software Defined Networks (MJTS meeting, October 11, 2012)
This presentation reviews Cisco's recently announced ONE architecture, outlining OpenFlow support as well onePK OS APIs and enhanced network overlays. Different programmability models are presented and use cases are disc..
Spies Among Us
Watch the latest in the Michigan Cyber Range film series, Spies Among Us. This film tackles the timely topic of ransomeware, a type of malicious software that blocks access to the victim's data until a ransom is paid. Vi..
Staff Development Session: Member Relations
Merit staff development session on Member Relations, November 29, 2012, by Jason Russell
Staff Development session on Merit Member Portal, March 9, 2012
Staff Development session on Merit Member Portal, March 9, 2012
Staff Development session on MeritMail, Feb. 3, 2012
Staff Development session on MeritMail, Feb. 3, 2012. Jen Miller, presenter.
State E911 Legislation-How This Affects your Organization and How to Navigate the Changes
Starting in December 2016, the State of Michigan 911 Office is requiring that Multi Line Telephone System (MLTS) operators provide "enhanced" location information to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) when callers on..
Teaching Your Workforce to Cheat (Dug Song)
As Bruce Schneier says, good engineering is about making things work; the security mindset involves thinking about how things can be made to fail. The best security professionals think like their attackers or adversaries..