Join Ashley Wildman and co-host Matt B on the fifth episode of The Wild Side of Technology, featuring special guest AJ Kuftic from Expedient. Dive into the latest AI controversies, including Anthropic's legal troubles with copyrighted works, and explore the environmental impact of AI growth on data centers and tech giants' sustainability goals. AJ discusses how Expedient's Cloud differentiates itself from AWS and Azure, providing tailored, hands-on cloud services. Plus, get some laughs with the Curmudgeon Corner's tale of a near USB apocalypse and how No Before saved the day. Powered by IntraSystems, Expedient, and Arctic Wolf. 

 In this week’s episode of The Wildside of Technology, host Ashley Wildman sits down with Paul Kunze, CEO of IntraSystems, for a deep dive into the company's remarkable journey. From its humble beginnings to becoming a leading IT solutions provider, Paul shares the pivotal moments that shaped IntraSystems’ growth. Listeners will hear firsthand insights into the challenges, innovations, and core values that have driven the company’s success. Ashley and Paul also discuss how the tech landscape has evolved and what the future holds for IT infrastructure. It’s a must-listen CEO spotlight that blends business insight with inspiring storytelling. 

In this episode, we dive deep into the untamed world of tech with none other than Citrix Charlie, a true legend in the end-user computing space. Joining him are the dynamic forces from ControlUp, the real superheroes behind some of the most cutting-edge monitoring and optimization tools in the industry. Together, they explore the hidden challenges, surprising stories, and wild innovations that are reshaping the IT landscape.

 Buckle up—this is The Wild Side of Technology. 

 In this episode of 'The Wild Side of Technology,' hosted by Ashley Wildman and co-host Matt, key topics include the Scattered Spider cyberattacks targeting US retailers, risks posed by AI system failures identified by Microsoft researchers, and an SEC investigation into Coinbase following a ransomware attack and potentially misleading user claims. The episode also features the 'Ask Wildman' segment addressing a quirky Citrix-related problem and the 'Curmudgeon Corner,' highlighting a humorous tech support issue involving a frozen computer and a misunderstood 'any key.' 

This week, Ashley dives deep into the dark web (figuratively, of course) to spill the tea on one of the most infamous cybercrime gangs creeping through corporate networks: The Spotted Spider

Who are they?
 How do they operate?
 And why are Fortune 500 companies terrified of a gang that doesn’t make headlines—but makes systems disappear?

Step off the beaten path and into the wild with Ashley Wildman and her co-host Matt B. as they kick off the very first episode of The Wild Side of Technology — the podcast that takes a non-traditional, no-frills look at the world of I.T.

In this debut episode, Ashley and Matt introduce their signature segments:
  The I.T. Tea – Get the latest headlines from the tech world served with hot takes and a touch of sass.
  Ask Wildman – Ashley tackles a listener's bizarre, hilarious, or just plain confusing I.T. situation with expert (and unfiltered) advice.
  The Curmudgeon Corner – Matt rants from the trenches, spotlighting the most eye-roll-worthy ways employees make life miserable for help desk heroes.

It’s tech talk with a twist — smart, sharp, and just a little unhinged.

Subscribe now and join Ashley and Matt as they explore The Wild Side of Technology — where the servers are never down, but the drama is always up.