My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 154: March 2022 Patch Tuesday
Dustin Childs, senior communications manager at Zero Day Initiative, joins the podcast to talk about Microsoft’s March 2022 Patch Tuesday.
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How Voice Assistants are Evolving for the Enterprise
We asked Mark Horne, chief marketing officer at Pindrop, five questions about voice assistant trends in the enterprise, how organizations can utilize it, the hesitations of adoption and how it will continue to evolve in the foreseeable future. Q: What have been the most significant trends driving voice technology in the last 5 years? Horne: […]
March 2022 Patch Tuesday: Patch Exchange Sever, RDP Bugs ASAP
Microsoft has released 71 new security patches addressing vulnerabilities as part of the March 2022 Patch Tuesday, including three zero day bugs and three critical-rated software flaws. The patches fix issues in Windows, Azure Site Recovery, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and IoT, Intune, Edge, Windows HTML Platforms, Office, Skype for Chrome, .NET and Visual Studio, […]
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The ultimate achievement for any technology or manufacturing process is to improve performance and efficiency while reducing environmental impact. At Controlled Thermal Resources, a Southern California company that produces lithium battery products in a near-zero-emissions facility, sustainability is at the core of its business. That’s why the company selected videoconferencing equipment from Konftel for an […]
The Conti Ransomware Leaks: Six Takeaways
Information security, nation-state hacking, ransomware and malware have been front and center of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with hackers on each side allegedly launching large-scale attacks against the infrastructure of their opponent. Although Russia is infamous for its hacking activities and ransomware groups long believed to be protected by the country’s government, threat actors in other […]
My TechDecisions Podcast 153: The Importance Of Audio For Hybrid Work
William Zadnik, applications engineer at Shure, joins the podcast to talk about how audio has become critical for hybrid working.
Blockchain is Coming to the Enterprise. How Can It Be Used?
Blockchain has become one of the hottest buzzwords across the business and technology worlds. But what does this mean for enterprises, if anything? How can CIOs and tech leaders make the best decisions in these early days? In essence, blockchain is a tool – much like the internet is a tool – with immense promise […]
Increasing Diversity In IT Starts From The Ground Up
At a recent IT industry event, Kenitra Horsley, the deputy chief information officer and director of enterprise systems at Queens University of Charlotte, a seasoned IT expert with more than 20 years of experience in IT management, was asked how she got a technology leadership role. Horsley, a black woman, says she felt “blatantly disrespected” […]
Research Discover Highly Advanced Espionage Malware Linked To China-based Hackers
Symantec, a subsidiary of Broadcom and a member of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative, has uncovered a new malware strain the company calls the most advanced piece of malware ever linked to China-based threat actors. The Symantec Threat Hunter team says it uncovered malware that appears to be used […]
Extron Elevates IT Learning Experience At Phoenix College
Phoenix College, located in Maricopa County, has 17,000 students enrolled in over 150 associate degree and certificate programs. The college says it emphasizes workforce development and promotes a symbiotic relationship with industries in the Phoenix metropolitan area and surrounding Maricopa County. In September 2020, the Maricopa IT Institute (ITI) opened to further that mission. The […]
