Who Got Hacked This Week? July 20 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, July 20, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Blogs
How to be a Leader…On Zoom Chats
Understanding how to be a leader at your company, org, or department is difficult enough without learning to adjust to this new Zoom call business world. Nonetheless, there are things you can do while on camera to effectively lead meetings that don’t directly translate if you’re confident in the physical meeting room. A session at […]
IBM, Verizon Partner to Bring 5G, Edge Computing to Industrial Sector
IBM and Verizon have announced a joint venture in which the companies will work together on 5G and edge computing technology to help enable the future of industry 4.0. The partnership will combine the high speed and low latency of Verizon’s 5G and Multi-access Edge Compute capabilities, IoT devices and sensors with IBM’s expertise in […]
Google Steps Up Meet Security, Prohibits Anonymous Users from Joining meetings
This spring, when the world was just getting familiar with videoconferencing platforms, security quickly became a big issue. Unauthorized users were gaining access to video calls and disrupting meetings, conferences, and classes. With children involved, security for the educational use of videoconferencing became very important. Many school districts banned the use of Zoom because of […]
Enterprise Connect Honors Six Women in Tech with Spotlight Award
Enterprise Connect, the enterprise communications and collaboration conference and trade show, announced this week the six recipients of the inaugural Women in Communications Spotlight Award. The award, which honors women in enterprise IT leadership positions, will be formally recognized during Enterprise Connect Digital Conference & Expo 2020 in August. “Enterprise Connect is committed to fostering […]
Webinar: Digital Messaging Solutions for Your Post-COVID-19 Business Environment
Many businesses and schools will soon be welcoming employees back to work and campus. Do you have a plan and the right digital tools in place to communicate the new health protocols?
Zoom’s Hardware Plan Grows with Zoom for Home
For the majority of workers, working from home essentially means carving out a space in your house to use a laptop and maybe some accessories like monitors, keyboards and the like. Without the ability to use the conference or huddle room’s advanced videoconferencing technology, we’ve taken to getting by with the built-in camera and microphone’s […]
Intel Names Crestron 2020 U.S. IoT Solutions Alliance Partner of the Year
Crestron earns 2020 Intel U.S. partner of the year award for co-marketing campaign through the launch of Crestron Collaboration Solution.
Research: 5G Could Usher in Telesurgery and Remote Surgical Procedures
Once 5G technology and networks are widespread, the IoT is truly expected to become mainstream as we usher in a new era of the connected world. The technology should benefit virtually every industry, including telecommunications, travel, manufacturing and pro AV. And, according to new research, 5G could open new doors in healthcare to allow doctors […]
Webex Unveils Virtual Background, Blur
Most videoconferencing providers like Zoom and Microsoft Teams already allow users to choose a virtual background to keep focus on themselves and now their messy home offices. However, one of the earliest videoconferencing applications, Webex, hasn’t offered that feature until now. Last week, Cisco announced Webex users can choose a preset virtual background or blur […]
