This Week in Enterprise Tech 500

Deepfake spear phishing, unpatched systems vulnerability, MongoDB on the evolution of data storage tech, and more.

• A new, remarkably sophisticated malware is attacking routers
• Criminals use deepfake videos to interview for remote work
• Arduino launches IP40-rated Edge Control Enclosure Kit with on-board LCD user interface
• A world-first computer chip transmits data via sound waves rather than electrons
• Cyberattacks via unpatched systems cost organizations more than phishing
• MongoDB SVP of Cloud Products Andrew Davidson returns to talk more about MongoDB and the evolution of data storage technologies

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• Transcripts: This Week in Enterprise Tech Episode 500 Transcript

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• A New, Remarkably Sophisticated Malware Is Attacking Routers
• Criminals Use Deepfake Videos to Interview for Remote Work
• Arduino Launches IP40-Rated Edge Control Enclosure Kit with On-Board LCD User Interface
• Tuning sound waves on chip
• Cyberattacks via Unpatched Systems Cost Orgs More Than Phishing
• mongodb.com
• MongoDB Security Checklist & Best Practices
• Over 300,000 Internet-Exposed Databases Identified in 2021