Who Got Hacked This Week? September 2 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, September 2, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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AGAT SphereShield Now Supports Cisco Webex Teams
AGAT, a security and compliance solutions software provider, announces the launch of SphereShield for Cisco Webex Teams. AGAT SphereShield handles security threats related to authentication and identity, content inspection and data protection. The newly added support for Webex Teams is in addition to AGAT’s established support for Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. “The unified […]
Castaway Restaurant Displays & AV are Easily Adjusted by Staff
Opening its doors in March 2019, the Castaway bar and restaurant has quickly made its mark in Long Beach, New York, both for its menu of new and traditional American fare and the sheer number of restaurant displays it packs into 2,500 square feet. The Tech Decision Castaway was looking for digital signage solutions that […]
Wipro, Google Cloud Expand Partnership For Digital Transformation in Healthcare, Consumer, & More
Wipro Limited, a global information technology, consulting and business process services company, announces the expansion of its partnership with Google Cloud to accelerate cloud adoption and digital transformation for global enterprises in the consumer goods, BFSI, semiconductor, and healthcare verticals. Wipro has a dedicated practice focused on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The practice powers business and technology transformation […]
DataRobot and CallMiner Partner to Accelerate AI Data Reach
DataRobot, an enterprise AI company, and CallMiner, a provider of AI-fueled speech and customer engagement analytics, announce a partnership designed to accelerate AI capabilities within the contact and customer experience center. Through this alliance, CallMiner will leverage DataRobot’s automated machine learning technology and expertise for even more rapid behavioral insight revealing the intent, sentiment and action […]
Minerva System from MIT Lab Lets Multiple Users Buffer Less, Stream More on Shared WiFi Connections
Those who have ever tried to stream video on a slow, shared WiFi connection know the infuriating result of skips, buffers, and pixelation. But, according to this Engadget article, at team at MIT have developed a tool to allow multiple individuals share a WiFi connection. The Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has developed the “Minerva […]
Def Con Voting Village Highlights: ‘Nyan Cat’ on a Voting Machine; Dire Need for Paper Trails
“Friendly hackers” were given a very clear directive during this year’s Def Con Voting Village, part of the international hacker conference. And they followed through, much to the dismay of visiting U.S. Congresspeople. Their task was to crack open some test voting equipment to see just how secure the electronic poll books and ballot printers […]
Fortanix Self-Defending Key Management Protects Data in VMware vSAN and vSphere Environments
Fortanix Inc., the runtime encryption company, announces its Self-Defending Key Management Service (SDKMS) now supports secure enterprise-wide encryption for VMware vSAN and vSphere environments, uniquely protecting VMware customers’ private data in both cloud and on-premise VMware infrastructure. Self-Defending Key Management features: unified hardware security module (HSM) and key management capabilities secured with Fortanix Runtime Encryption […]
The Hidden Dangers of Unchecked Admin Accounts
So long as a user account is live and operative within your IT infrastructure, it is a potential gateway into your organization and makes it as easy as leaving a back window open into any device or application on your network being used via that account. Not having a clear record of all unchecked admin […]
UPS Self Driving Trucks Have Made Deliveries in Arizona for Months
A recent Gizmodo report says TuSimple, a self-driving freight truck company, has carried mail in Arizona for UPS. The shipping company said in a recent announcement that the UPS self driving trucks have successfully delivered shipments in Arizona. UPS says that its venture capital arm made an investment in TuSimple — and that this is the […]
