This Week in Enterprise Tech 414

Is SDWAN worth the BIG upgrade, or will you stay MPLS?

• Enforce your privacy rights with a single browser tick.
• Rare firmware Rootkit discovered targeting diplomats and NGOs.
• SpaceX has launched enough satellites for Starlink's upcoming public beta.
• Supreme Court takes on Google vs. Oracle.
• Cyberattacks up, but companies mostly succeed in securing their emote workforce.
• AT&T offloading DirecTV could be a "fire sale" as the company weighs low bids.
• Ransom gangs increasingly outsource their work.
• Distance learning shows how badly rural America needs broadband.
• New 'HEH' Botnet targets exposed Telnet services.
• AT&T, T-Mobile fight speed tests that could prove their coverage maps wrong.
• Shashi Kiran, Chief Product Officer of Aryaka, talks about SDWAN solutions.

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Links

• Now you can enforce your privacy rights with a single browser tick
• Rare Firmware Rootkit Discovered Targeting Diplomats, NGOs
• SpaceX has launched enough satellites for Starlink’s upcoming public beta
• Supreme Court takes on Google vs. Oracle: The biggest software development case ever
• Cyberattacks Up, But Companies (Mostly) Succeed in Securing Remote Workforce
• AT&T offloading DirecTV could be a “fire sale” as company weighs low bids
• Amid an Embarrassment of Riches, Ransom Gangs Increasingly Outsource Their Work
• America's internet wasn't prepared for online school
• New 'HEH' Botnet Targets Exposed Telnet Services
• AT&T, T-Mobile fight speed tests that could prove their coverage maps wrong
• Aryaka: Managed Multi-Cloud SD-WAN Connectivity