Who Got Hacked This Week? May 4 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 4, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Hackers Are Using Zoom Installers to Mine Cryptocurrency, Report Says
Hackers are finding all sorts of ways to compromise our systems while we work remotely, and much of that activity is coming through applications currently in demand, like videoconferencing and collaboration platforms. Zoom has become one of the more popular platforms and hackers are taking notice — including leveraging Zoom installers to spread a cryptocurrency […]
Kit Check Now Features Sanitization and Medication Tagging
Kit Check, the automated medication management solution company, announces a new feature is now available for its RFID-enabled, cloud-based platform, Sanitization Check. This feature was created due to a heightened need for infection control protocols amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and will help frontline providers and medical organizations avoid spreading contamination via medication trays, the company […]
Marcus Theaters’ Atmos Immersive Audio System
Movie Tavern by Marcus is a premium theater concept offering restaurant-style dining and in-seat service for moviegoers — which now features a Dolby Atmos immersive audio experience. The Tech Decision At the new location in the Brookfield Square shopping center, guests can enjoy dinner and a movie in the premium UltraScreen DLX theater with Dolby […]
These New Microsoft Teams-Certified Devices Can Make Remote Work Easier
Microsoft has announced new Teams-certified devices that make working remotely easier as organizations continue to adjust to the new reality of working from home. In an official blog, the company said it worked with device partners to bring these new Teams-certified devices to market as part of its Microsoft device Certification program. During normal times, […]
Week in Review: Future of Work, COVID-19 Relief, etc.
This week, April 27th – May 1st, 2020: a look into the future of work, inside the COVID-19 relief efforts of major tech companies, creating technology RFPs, and more.
Survey: 40% of WFHers Say Productivity Has Declined
For most of us, we’ve been working from home for at least a few months and you’re probably now accustomed to the short commute to the home office and blocking out the noise from your family, pets and neighbors. I have personally been curious if that means we’re being less or more productive working out […]
Oracle Launches Cloud Infrastructure Compute E3 Platform
Cloud computing provider Oracle has launched the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute E3 Platform, a new line of standard instances built on AMD EPYC processors. In a blog, Oracle said the bare metal instances are build on the AMD EPYC processors with a base clock frequency of 2.25 GHz and a max boost of up to […]
U.S. Cybersecurity Officials Warn of Attacks on Hastily Deployed Office 365 Solutions
Organizations’ rush to build up remote work programs and deploy cloud-based collaboration solutions may have jeopardized their cybersecurity, says a new alert from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. In an advisory through the department’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, the government warns that quick rollouts of cloud services like Microsoft 365 – with applications like […]
Motorola Safe Schools Solution Can Analyze Video & Voice Data
Motorola Solutions has announced Safe Schools, an end-to-end solution which uses video, data, voice, and analytics to increase student safety. According to the company, Safe Schools creates a secure environment from the moment a visitor enters a campus, including artificial intelligence video analytics to alert school officials of suspicious activity and seamless communication with local […]
