This Week in Enterprise Tech (Audio)

Discussing data wrangling and data management with Joe Hellerstein, co-founder, and CSO of Trifacta.

• Artificial intelligence can't yet learn common sense
• A new project aims to unmask disinformation bots
• Failure to delete hate speech could cost Facebook and Google billions in France
• Node Killer called Deno, reconciles all of Node's issues
• There's a New Cyber-Espionage Framework and it's Called Ramsay
• Huawei's Google app loophole: Just keep re-releasing old devices
• Senate votes to allow FBI to access your browsing history without a warrant
• Secure contact tracing needs more transparent development
• Attackers are still using old vulnerabilities to exploit businesses
• Joe Hellerstein, co-founder, and CSO of Trifacta talks about data wrangling and data management.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Joe Hellerstein

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Did C-19 change cybersecurity?

• Bye Bye Amazon - Treat people better!
• Malicious bots infiltrate online food delivery
• Wink smart hub users get one week's notice to pay up or lose access
• CVE-2020-7473: Citrix ShareFile Vulnerable, Corporate Data at Risk
• DocuSign phishing campaign uses COVID-19 as bait
• Does your Android Wi-Fi MAC address keep changing?
• Pentagon official: FCC decision on 5G threatens GPS, national security
• Hacker buys old Tesla parts on eBay, finds them full of user data
• Threat-Modeling Basics Using MITRE ATT&CK
• Mike Cotton, SVP of Engineering for Digital Defense talks about changes to the cybersecurity world as a result of the pandemic.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Mike Cotton

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• Frontier's bankruptcy reveals why big ISPs choose to deny fiber to so much of America
• Healthcare targeted by more attacks but less sophistication
• Raspberry Pi gets high-quality upgrade
• Attackers exploit a 0-day flaw in the Sophos firewall
• Researchers find vulnerabilities in popular remote learning plug-ins
• Half of American's won't trust contact-tracing apps
• Apple says iOS 0-day doesn't exist
• Apple and Google update contact tracing tech to improve privacy and developer flexibility
• Election security in the age of social distancing
• John Sutcliffe, head of product at Addigy talks about what kind of changes in Mobile Device Management are being driven by COVID-19.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: John Sutcliffe

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• Hackers leak thousands of Coronavirus research papers
• White-Hat hackers help 'Fold' COVID-19 Proteins
• The FCC ratifies Wi-Fi 6E
• Nearly 25,000 email addresses and passwords allegedly from NIH, WHO, Gates Foundation are dumped online
• IBM Cloud Data Shield brings confidential computing to public cloud
• Mirai "COVID" variant disregards stay-at-home orders
• Why are hackers selling thousands of Zoom Accounts for less than 1 cent each?
• A new Cloudflare tool can tell you if your ISP has deployed BGP fixes
• Why consumers, SMBs are likely to fall for Coronavirus scams
• Hypervisor security gotchas: We talk security features with VMware's Senior Director of Security Product Marketing Dhruv Jain

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

Guest: Dhruv Jain

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• Github is free for teams!
• COVID-19 tests are going unused due to hospital IT challenges
• Sales of Online Fraud Guides Are Booming
• Buyer beware—that 2TB-6TB "NAS" drive you've been eyeing might be SMR
• Citing BGP hijacks and hack attacks, feds want China Telecom out of the US
• When School Is Online, the Digital Divide Grows Greater
• Tracfone Made Up "Fictitious" Users To Defraud Taxpayers, FCC
• Apple and Google detail a bold and ambitious plan to track COVID-19 at scale
• Insecure Home Office Networks Heighten Work-at-Home Risks
• Chris Nguyen, CEO of LogDNA talks about log data mining and finding the gems in the noise of too many log entries.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian McHenry, and Heather "Mo" Williams

Guest: Chris Nguyen

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IT and User Remote Access Roundtable the TWiET hosts talk about best practices, things to watch for and taking advantage of this surge in remote access to fix some of your security problems.

• Cloudflare Dumps Google's ReCAPTCHA Over Privacy Concerns, Costs
• Criminals Selling Videoconferencing Credentials on Dark Web
• The High-Stakes Race to Build More Ventilators
• Twitter Removes Privacy Option and Shows Why We Need Strong Privacy Laws
• Emails Impersonating Trump, White House Seek to Exploit Pandemic Fears
• Microsoft thinks Coronavirus will forever change the way we work and learn
• Senator backing anti-crypto bill calls out Zoom's lack of end-to-end crypto
• When All Behavior is Abnormal, How Do We Detect Anomalies?

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

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NetOps+SecOps 1 pane of glass and Tim Titus of PathSolutions talks about the trials and tribulations of merging the two worlds.

• How smart networks enable open data research
• So now we know: Zoom is a heapin' helpin' of insecurity
• MongoDB Field Level Encryption
• Pluralsight announces free access to its 7000+ tech courses
• New Magecart skimmer frames its attack
• Microsoft brings Teams to consumers and launches Microsoft 365 personal and family plans
• Chris Rechtsteiner, VP at SErverCentral Turing Group discusses endpoints from a remote security standpoint, in light of a dramatic increase in the work-from-home population.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

Guests: Chris Rechtsteiner and Tim Titus

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• Google sent users 40,000 warnings of nation-state hack attacks in 2019
• Cyber version of 'Justice League' launches to fight COVID-19 related hacks
• YouTubers who bought thousands of toilet paper rolls a few months ago gave them all away for free
• Is Zoom sending data to Facebook?
• Technology empowers pandemic response, but privacy worries remain
• Makers around the world are helping medical professionals by building needed supplies
• 4G networks vulnerable to denial of services attacks
• Remote work and distance learning alternatives for the pandemic
• Prasanna Singaraju, Co-Founder and CTO of Qentelli talks about digital transformation and the magic behind Continuous Delivery.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Prasanna Singaraju

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• Weakness in Netflix's infrastructure on your local network should have stayed private
• VPN usage surges as more nations shut down offices
• Amid pandemic, T-Mobile gets emergency access to Dish's 600MHz spectrum
• Pixar CG pioneers share $1M Turing award
• New study calls common risk figure into question
• Comcast and T-Mobile upgrade everyone to unlimited data for the next 60 days
• Microsoft dismantled the infamous Necurs Botnet
• With the rush of people working from home because of Covid-19, are the security teams ready?
• Dave Turek, IBM Cognitive Systems Vice President of Technical Computing on applications of IBM's AI software and the Summit supercomputer.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Dave Turek

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• New scams using COVID19 prey on fear
• Gender equality in cybersecurity could drive economic boost
• PathSolutions wants to help embattled IT workers deal with the huge work at home surge
• Comcast accidentally published 200,000 "unlisted" phone numbers
• Russia-based Turla group's infrastructure, activity traceable
• 'An Eviction Notice': Chaos after colleges tell students to stay away
• Need to stay connected? Free enterprise-class software for you!
• Ars readers share their stories of Coronavirus-related hardware shortages and more
• Shawna Wolverton, SVP of Product at Zendesk talks about its platform of CRM software to help businesses grow by delivering a great customer experience

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Shawna Wolverton

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