My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 190: March 2023 Patch Tuesday
Satnam Narang, senior staff research engineer at Tenable, joins the podcast to discuss Microsoft’s March 2023 Patch Tuesday.
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GPT-4, Already Leveraged by Bing, Is Smarter Than ChatGPT
ChatGPT creator OpenAI says it has created GPT-4, a more advanced model of the technology underpinning the popular chatbot that the company says exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks. According to OpenAI, GPT-4 is the latest milestone in the company’s efforts in scaling up deep learning. The company calls GPT-4 a large […]
March 2023 Patch Tuesday: Two Actively Exploited Bugs in Outlook, SmartScreen
Microsoft’s March 2023 Patch Tuesday release includes fixes for 76 vulnerabilities in the company’s products, with two listed as being actively exploited, one of which also being listed as publicly known. The amount of bugs fixed by Microsoft this month is on par with the tech giant’s February security update when it patched 75 vulnerabilities, […]
Extron AV Control System Transforms Syracuse University Auditorium into Multifunctional Space
Syracuse University, in central New York, boasts a 744‑seat auditorium in its new 115,000‑square foot National Veterans Resource Center at the Daniel and Gayle D’Aniello Building. The new building was designed to support a wide range of activities, from a large lecture theater to a community or government agency event space. Similar to the other […]
Despite Tech Layoffs, IT Talent Crunch Persists
Technology jobs have fallen so far this year, but the IT job market remains competitive as organizations look to fill in-demand tech jobs. While large tech firms have made headlines for announcing large layoffs, job opportunities remain abundant across all over industry sectors, according to trade groups and industry analysts. According to IT trade organization […]
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 189: Navigating Cybersecurity, Innovation Paradoxes
Bobbie Stempfley, VP and business unit security officer at Dell, joins the podcast to discuss 5 security paradoxes facing modern enterprises.
Orchestrating the Data Symphony: Start with ‘What’ and ‘Why’ Before ‘How’
Managing data is a lot like conducting an orchestra. Many diverse parts combine to create a symphony, and data analysts are the conductors responsible for achieving it. They do this by harmonizing multiple data points into a single repository, and then extracting insights thoughtfully. Data teams, i.e., data engineers and data analysts, are the core […]
LG Commercial Display Solutions Deliver Engaging Experiences at Insight Enterprises HQ
When technology solutions provider Insight Enterprises set out to build a new 200,000-square-foot headquarters in Chandler, Ariz., the company’s leaders seized on the opportunity to design workspaces and common areas that deliver immersive technological experiences and demonstrate the firm’s capabilities to employees and visitors. Named Insight Way, the company’s new Gensler-designed headquarters showcases its own […]
The Five Pillars of the New U.S. Cybersecurity Strategy
The Biden-Harris Administration has released its five-pronged National Cybersecurity Strategy designed to secure the digital ecosystem by putting more of the burden for cybersecurity on tech organizations and encouraging long-term investments in security. The Administration’s vision is meant to make the country’s digital ecosystem defensible, resilient and values aligned. The new strategy comes in the […]
Phishing Remains a Favorite Hacking Tool as New Methods Emerge
Phishing, social engineering, and ransomware remain favorite attack methods of cybercriminals, but threat actors are beginning to shift to newer techniques, such as phone-oriented attack delivery and adversary-in-the-middle phishing proxies designed to bypass multifactor authentication, according to cybersecurity firm Proofpoint. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company’s’ State of the Phish report finds that email-based phishing attacks remain […]
