Who Got Hacked This Week? May 3 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 3, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Blogs
What Employee Development Could Look Like (Sooner Than You Think)
Forbes leadership strategy analyst John Welsh’s recent article on ways technology is changing employee development has us thinking on account of all the technology decision makers who’re tasked with overseeing corporate development at their institution. You may already have overseen a project where these technologies were installed for the purpose of an every-day operation; but are […]
Amazon Case Suggests Facial Recognition Software Might Not Be For Everyone, Especially the Government
Upcoming vote will determine whether facial recognition software will be sold to governments in the future.
The Definition of Unified Communications According to a Tech Integrator
What is unified communications? With hundreds of new products and seemingly dozens of sub-categories, it’s more difficult than ever to come up with a comprehensive unified communications definition. It’s even more difficult to define if you’re trying to convince someone you need it. So why not hear a direct pitch from someone who could end […]
Save The Internet Act Approved in the House
In an effort to reinstate net neutrality, the House kept the Save the Internet Act alive. But it will have to get through a Republican Senate and White House to become law.
The Top 5 U.S. Cities Driving Flexible Workspace Tech Adoption
What parts of the U.S. office market are most primed for adoption of flexible workspace tech? Boston, San Francisco, New York, Silicon Valley & Austin.
Major Tech Companies Don’t Care If You Have a College Degree – Here’s Why
Larger tech companies are weighing skills and experience over college backgrounds when considering potential employees.
Law Enforcement Uses Google’s Sensorvault For Information on Crimes
Law enforcement officers are employing Google’s Sensorvault database to provide new information and help them solve cases after they’ve run out leads.
If DETOUR Act Passes, Tech Companies With Muddy Data Privacy Policies Could Be In Trouble
The DETOUR Act aims to help companies clean up their privacy policies and increase data privacy for users.
SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket Successfully
The Falcon Heavy launch was the first in which all three rocket boosters returned to Earth after they launched, ushering in a new prospect of sustainable space equipment.
