This Week in Enterprise Tech 395

Micro Focus’s point of view on DX is that most initiatives have a common thread. While organizations recognize that they must evolve their IT practices to stay competitive, they also know that the core business systems and supporting processes they have developed over time are their lifeblood. Instead of adopting a rip-and-replace strategy that can yield unacceptable risk, most organizations prefer to pursue a modernization strategy.

• Michigan State University network breached in a ransomware attack
• GitHub supply chain attack uses Octopus scanner malware
• SpaceX and US Army sign deal to test Starlink broadband for military use
• iOS Mail has 'critical' security flaws
• Researchers ID hacktivist who defaced nearly 5,000 websites
• A fidget spinner to detect urinary tract infections
• Pop-up security firms: are they out for fame?
• Making internet service a utility - what's the worst that could happen?
• Abandoned apps may pose a security risk to mobile devices
• Joe Garber, Global Head of Strategy & Solutions for Micro Focus talks about digital transformation.

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Links

• Michigan State University network breached in ransomware attack
• GitHub Supply Chain Attack Uses Octopus Scanner Malware
• SpaceX and US Army sign deal to test Starlink broadband for military use
• iOS Mail has 'critical' security flaws
• Researchers ID Hacktivist Who Defaced Nearly 5,000 Websites
• A fidget spinner to detect urinary tract infections
• My very personal experience with crisis management and the media.
• Making Internet service a utility—what’s the worst that could happen?
• Abandoned Apps May Pose Security Risk to Mobile Devices
• Micro Focus