Aug 21st 2020
This Week in Enterprise Tech 407
Land of the Fee
What's up with 5G fees, Makers step up for first responders, how COVID-19 has changed IT
Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from our archives.
Guests:
Raman Venkatraman
- FritzFrog botnet targets SSH servers belonging to government and enterprises
- Next-Gen' Supply Chain Attacks Surge 430%
- China's days as world's factory are done': iPhone assembler says Trump trade war hurts
- The University of Utah pays $457,000 to ransomware gang
- Industrial Control System Vulnerability Reports Rapidly Rise
- Next-gen rescue vehicles leave ambulances in their dust
- Uber Hush Money to stop hackers from disclosing data breach
- FCC beats cities in court, helping carriers avoid $2 billion in local 5G fees
- Why Quality & Security Both Matter in Software
- Raman Venkatraman, VP & Global Head of HiTech at Tata Consultancy Services talks about how Covid-19 is changing the enterprise IT world.
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Links
- FritzFrog botnet targets SSH servers belonging to government and enterprises
- 'Next-Gen' Supply Chain Attacks Surge 430%
- 'China's days as world's factory are done': iPhone assembler says Trump trade war hurts
- University of Utah pays $457,000 to ransomware gang
- ICS Vulnerability Reports Rapidly Rise
- Next-gen rescue vehicles leave ambulances in their dust
- Uber's former security chief charged for allegedly concealing data breach
- FCC beats cities in court, helping carriers avoid $2 billion in local 5G fees
- Why Quality & Security Both Matter in Software
- TCS