California Governor Wants Citizens to Get a Return on Data Mining Profits
Governor Newsom is spearheading the drive to allow citizens to benefit from the millions of dollars tech companies make off of their data.
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The Value of a Formal Knowledge Transfer System for Organizations
Making the case for a knowledge transfer system as a searchable knowledge base to keep intellectual property accessible by all employees.
Week in Review: Visual Networks, SecOps, Netflix, Etc.
This week, March 1st-8th, 2019: opportunities with visual network platforms, how SecOps can utilize visibility tools from NetOps, Netflix harvests data from Bandersnatch, and more.
The Opportunity of Visual Network Platforms in Enterprise
Visual networking platforms offer an opportunity to unlock new levels of productivity and efficiency for enterprise-level communications.
Changes in the Workforce – What Skills Will It Take to Get Hired?
Many employees are worried about the rise in robotics and automation, afraid that these types of technology will displace the workforce. In reality, it’s just changing what skills employees need.
How SecOps Can Take Advantage of the Visibility Tools Used by NetOps
In most organizations today, Network Operations (NetOps) teams and Security Operations (SecOps) teams work separately, often with little or limited coordination. That shouldn’t be the case.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About Faulty Android Antivirus Apps
A recent test shows that most of them are a sham, and don’t protect users against viruses as advertised.
Week in Review: POL, Digital Signage Trends, Google Fined, Etc.
This week, February 25th-March 1st, 2019: Passive Optical LAN growth accelerates, digital signage trends in 2019, Google fined for GDPR violations, and more.
Have You Outgrown QuickBooks and Need a Cloud-Based Solution?
SWK launches connected cloud bundle to power SMB growth.
Assess Your Cyber Risks and Vulnerabilities
Most of these vulns can be patched by updating the firmware, securing the network, and/or enabling the passwords on the devices. But uncovering and patching these device vulnerabilities is only one aspect of securing AV installations.
