This Week in Enterprise Tech (Audio)

• Critical PPP Daemon Flaw Opens Most Linux Systems to Remote Hackers
• Attackers distributing malware under the guise of security cert updates
• LetsEncrypt gives more time on certificate revocation
• Unfixable' boot ROM security flaw in millions of Intel chips could spell 'utter chaos' for DRM, file encryption
• Cyber threats targeting Asia, Winter 2019
• Coronavirus impact on business and the economy
• What is the right security policy for a laptop that travels internationally?
• Skylar Talley, Associate Director, Product Management and Development with AT&T Cybersecurity talks about AT&T Cybersecurity and Managed Threat Detection and Response.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

Guest: Skylar Talley

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• RSA Red Team exercise highlights election threats from deepfakes and fake news
• CloudSnooper is carrying a rat through your AWS firewall
• One of NASA's greatest mathematicians, Katherine Johnson, has died
• Quantum entanglement over 30 miles of fiber has brought super-secure internet closer
• Kr00k hits 1 billion Wi-Fi devices
• ElectionGuard could be Microsoft's most important product in 2020
• Congress gives small ISPs $1B to rip out Huawei, ZTE network gear
• Mirantis co-founder leaves to create open-source 5G startup
• U.S. State Dept. shares insider tips to fight insider threats
• Ravi Lachhman, Developer Advocate for Harness talk about continuous integration, deploying and delivery with AI Ops.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Ravi Lachhman

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• Phone carriers shared location data illegally, according to the FCC
• Dozens of popular document management apps put user data at risk
• Ring makes two-factor authentication mandatory for video doorbells and security cameras
• Ransomware attack shuts down a natural gas pipeline
• 44% of cybersecurity threats start in the cloud
• Jailbreaking used Teslas
• Dell sells RSA
• Hackers have been exploiting critical WordPress vulnerability
• Security pros are still using risky security habits
• Tricking Google Maps with 99 phones in a wagon

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

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• Android Malware resistant to hardware resets
• FBI says business email compromise cost businesses $1.7B in 2019
• US says it can prove Huawei has backdoor access to mobile-phone networks
• The Coronavirus is raising new business continuity, phishing challenges for InfoSec
• Mobile World Congress 2020 Barcelona canceled due to Coronavirus
• The State of Malware in 2020
• Architectural analysis IDs 72 specific risks in Machine-Learning systems
• Brendan Caulfield, co-founder of ServerCentral Turing Group talks about the evolution of AWS re:Invent and challenges to moving to the cloud.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Brendan Caulfield

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• Cisco Phones and Routers vulnerable to attacks.
• 90% of CISOs would take less salary for a better work/home life balance
• Google Fiber kills TV service
• Bluetooth vulnerability opens a ton of Android phones to an attack
• Global manufacturing hit by new malware
• FCC reaches deal with satellite industry to make more 5G spectrum available
• Privacy laws spark new startups in California
• Companies pursue Zero Trust, but implementers are hesitant
• CTO of Cloud Platform for VMware Kit Colbert talks about the future of VMware and how it is evolving with the industry.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Kit Colbert

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• Apple and Broadcom ordered to pay 1.1 billion in patent dispute with Caltech
• Android malware spiked in 2019
• Avast announced that it will shut down marketing analytics subsidiary Jumpshot
• Lessons learned from a major ICS hacking contest
• Do Ring cameras violate wiretapping laws?
• Who will the DOJ blame for robocall scams?
• The effect of international tensions on cybersecurity
• AppDirect talks about their end to end e-commerce solutions for both monetization and management of apps.

Hosts: Louis Maresca and Curt Franklin

Guest: Daniel Saks

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• Jeff Bezos' phone hacked
• Ransomware attacks are targeting oil and gas operations on the OT side
• London to Deploy Facial Recognition
• There's a pesky MacOS threat that just won't go away
• Amazon Engineer Leaked Private Encryption Keys. Outside Analysts Discovered Them in Minutes
• Digital taxation at the OECD
• Cybersecurity Lessons Learned from 'The Rise of Skywalker'
• Max Neunhoeffer, Architect from ArangoDB

Hosts: Louis Maresca and Curt Franklin

Guest: Max Neunhoeffer

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• Augmented Reality: From your eye contacts?
• Mobile banking malware up 50% in first half of 2019
• California may sell its own prescription drugs
• Facial recognition: EU considers ban of up to five years
• NY Fed reveals implications of cyberattack on the US financial system
• US officials try to persuade British officials to block Huawei equipment on their 5G network
• Google is killing off Chrome Apps that can go offline
• FCC will pay ISPs to deploy broadband with 250GB monthly cap
• With international tensions flaring, cyber risk is heating up for businesses
• CEO and Co-founder of Bugsnag James Smith on how organizations are using Bugsnag to check how stable their application is before deployment

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: James Smith

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• SNAKE ransomware is the next threat targeting business networks
• Homomorphic encryption could change security - and a Brazilian bank is showing how it's done.
• Judge backs Reveal's suit to end secrecy around Silicon Valley's diversity
• Will Google buy Salesforce?
• AWS issues 'Urgent warning for database users to update certs
• NYC broadband plan calls for fiber everywhere, with ISPs sharing network
• Scientists made a nearly invincible Lithium-Ion Battery
• AT&T vs. the FCC for upload speeds
• Does Low-code or no-code development mean less security?
• Kari's Law goes into effect on February 16th and requires multi-line telephone systems to provide direct dialing of 911, Thomas Ginter, Solution Engineer from Bandwidth talks about what this means for VoIP systems.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Thomas Ginter

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It's a New Year so it's time for the annual TWiET enterprise predictions! Lou Maresca, Brian Chee, Heather Williams, and Curt Franklin score how their 2019 predictions turned out and make predictions for 2020!

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, Curt Franklin, and Heather "Mo" Williams

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