The move to cloud computing is well underway, and it has been dramatically accellerated by the global pandemic for many enterprises. These shifts, while bringing enormous operational benefits, also bring challenges when it comes to your IT professionals. How do you ensure that your workforce is ready to manage your critical infrastructure in the cloud? How do you leverage your teams' existing skillsets to minimize disruption and risk in the cloud? With 80% of current public cloud customers opting to deploy across multiple cloud vendors, how do you optimize your cloud training budget? In this webinar we will explore these topics and discuss plans for ensuring that your workforce is ready for the cloud transition.

What are your top IT priorities in 2021? The 2021 Global Tech Outlook report by Red Hat found 45% of respondents say IT security is a top priority. Within that, network security, cloud security, and data protection rank the top 3 funding priorities. Is your company poised to protect and defend itself over the next 12 months? What is impacting your priorities? What are the biggest challenges keeping you from hitting your IT goals, and how can you work to overcome them? We'll talk to top experts about the best IT investment strategies to keep your business secure in the new year.

Finding top-level IT talent is more challenging now than ever before. While you may be successful in attracting the best people, current COVID-19 restrictions can make integrating those new employees into your team very difficult. In this webinar, we’ll explore some options for upskilling your current team members, and discuss the benefits and drawbacks of that approach. Hear from global tech experts Richard McLain and Neal Bridges about smart strategies to retain your best talent, while providing the skills needed to make your business stronger and more secure.

A Tesla employee turned down a $1 million insider threat offer, malware is found in verified apps on their app store and North Korea is still stealing from Western banks. Plus, the guys discuss the cyber security implications of the 5G network.

The former head of security at Uber was arrested for allegedly concealing a cyber attack. Equifax-South Africa's CEO claims that a social engineering attack is not a hack. Plus, the guys discuss vulnerability announcements and a new, sophisticated botnet.

Jeff and Neal start with a heated debate on threat intelligence and whether it's a valuable enough commodity to purchase. Then Matt, Jeff and Neal talk about GDPR lawsuits against Oracle and Salesforce, businesses lacking basic domain security and low-end Ransomware as a Service harming small and medium-sized businesses.

CISOs can't ignore nation-state influence campaigns. Plus, Capital One is fined $80 million, credit card fraud is still rampant in the U.S. and 4 in 10 employers punish employees for cyber attacks.

The "mastermind" behind the Twitter hack is a Floridian teenager and the crew debates Microsoft's security procedures if they buy TikTok. Plus, Instacart and Blackbaud address recent security incidents.

It was a tough week for Garmin after experiencing a company-wide ransomware attack. Plus, Lazarus Group, Russian attacks on government and energy sectors, along with a new warning from the NSA on OT security.

What's old is new again as Emotet and DDoS attacks are making headlines in July. Plus, REvil infiltrate's Argentina's largest ISP, Iran accidentally leaks sensitive videos and Russian hackers are targeting COVID-19 vaccine research.