Who Got Hacked This Week? June 22 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, June 22, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Microsoft to Resume Non-Security Windows Updates
Microsoft last week announced that the company would resume non-security updates for Windows 10 and Windows Server after halting the program in March due to the coronavirus pandmic. In a company blog, Chris Morrissey, communications lead for the Windows servicing and delivery team at Microsoft, said optional releases will resume next month for Windows 10 […]
USC’s Transfer Credit Automation
The University of Southern California was faced with evaluating transfer credits for thousands of new students who were slated to arrive for orientation during a short two-week cycle in the summer of 2020. They needed a transfer credit automation solution to help them with that enormous task. The Tech Decision Previously the institution didn’t have […]
Webinar: How to Achieve the Right Audio Quality in Meeting Spaces
In this joint Commercial Integrator and My TechDecisions webinar, attendees will learn to better understand quality audio in meeting spaces, and achieve such quality in their deployments.
Asana, Microsoft Teams Expand Integrations
Asana and Microsoft have co-created a suite of new offerings for enterprise communication and collaboration with expanded integrations between Asana and Microsoft Teams. This comes more than three years after the platforms first integrated to create a solution that allowed users to chat with teammates about a project while looking at tasks, see tasks in […]
RAS Contact Tracing Service Helps Businesses Return to Work
RAS Watch announces its contact tracing service, which identifies and traces infectious disease outbreaks within a business. The service combines the RAS Watch remote monitoring services technology, targeted communications and emergency response, along with trained contact tracers, to mitigate the spread of infection across an organization, according to the announcement. As part of the new […]
Do New Commercial Technologies Measure Up?
The world today is on the cusp of amazing innovations made possible by new commercial technologies. 5G communications, advanced batteries, power management systems, and sophisticated software including various forms of artificial intelligence will enable virtual and augmented reality, self-driving vehicles, remote surgery, smart factories and cities, and other innovations yet to be conceived. To get […]
Amazon Won’t Let Police Use Their Facial Recognition Tech for One Year
Amazon says it won’t allow law enforcement to use Rekognition, its facial recognition technology, for a year. “We’ve advocated that governments should put in place stronger regulations to govern the ethical use of facial recognition technology, and in recent days, Congress appears ready to take on this challenge,” Amazon said in a blog post Wednesday. “We hope […]
BlueJeans Improves Security, Productivity With New Features
Videoconferencing platform BlueJeans is rolling out new features that help the platform keep pace with competitors like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, including enhanced security and time management features. In a blog, senior product manager Mahabaleshwar Bhat said the improvements were driven by rising customer demand for “more natural collaboration and secure engagements” as the world […]
Zoom Reverses Course, Will Offer E2E Encryption to Free Users
Zoom reversed course Wednesday, saying that users with free accounts will receiving end-to-end encryption once the enhanced security feature is released. In a blog post, CEO Eric Yuan gave an update on the company’s security and encryption plans that apparently now include end-to-end encryption for free users after recently saying only paid users will have […]
