Who Got Hacked This Week? July 8 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, July 8, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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BYOD Management for iOS and macOS Now Available from Scalefusion
The new capabilities to the Scalefusion platform from ProMobi Technologies will allow for organizations to include personal devices that run iOS and macOS into their management portfolio.
San Francisco Startup Expands Energy-Efficient Indoor Farming Concept
Plenty is pursuing its mission of making fresh, healthy food more accessible and more plentiful to more groups of people.
Best Buy Brought in Over $6 Million In Revenue By Investing in Cardboard Boxes
The company purchased machines that can build customized cardboard boxes, saving time, resources, money, and the planet.
Aspect Via, a Contact Center Workforce Management Solution, Now Supports Microsoft Azure
Aspect Software announces support of Microsoft Azure for its Aspect Via Platform, a cloud solution for contact center workforce management. The update was initially delivered as a Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) in Amazon Web Services and is now designed to offer deployment options for Aspect customers who require a choice in Cloud Services. […]
Casino Arizona CAZ Sports Bar Upgrades, Thanks to CCS Presentation Systems
Casino Arizona is located on the Salt-River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation in Scottsdale, Arizona. It covers 20 acres with a facility that includes five restaurants, more than 100,000 square feet for gaming, a large concert Showroom and a Bingo Hall that offers seating for 1,000. Plus, it now has a new means to drive business, […]
Offensive Security Offers Training and Certification for Enterprise Cyber Skills
Offensive Security has made it easy to invest in cybersecurity training and certification through its new OffSec Flex Program. Enterprises can puchase blocks of hands-on security training and use as needed.
Threat Runner from HORNE Cyber Allows Testing of Network Response to Malware
HORNE Cyber has launched Threat Runner, a software that allows organizations of any size to safely test how their networks will respond to real malware like Wannacry, Satan and Cerber.
Week in Review: Digital Signage, Robots aaS, Quantum AI, etc.
This week, July 1st – July 5th, 2019: digital signage products from InfoComm 2019, robots as a service, artificial intelligence with quantum machine learning, and more.
When Will Robots as a Service Happen? Right Now!
You know that robots are already at work in highly specialized positions where the technology has been programmed to fit a custom need. But do you think robotics as a service could change that? Venture Beat guest columnist Hooman Radfar does in this article. “Giant companies with ominous, global, megacorp-sounding names like FANUC and ABB provide […]
