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This Week in Enterprise Tech explores the complex, cutting edge world of enterprise technology. Hosted by Lou Maresca, TWiET features IT professionals explaining the ins and outs of enterprise solutions.

Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from our archives.

This Week in Enterprise Tech (Audio)

Apple search engine, FCC's $300M robocall fine, host's enterprise wishlist, and more.

 
 • Apple 'at least four years away' from launching Google search competitor
 
 • Biden signs post-quantum cybersecurity guidelines into law
 
 • Robocall company may receive the largest FCC fine ever
 
 • Okta says source code for Workforce Identity Cloud service was copied
 
 • Apple's satellite emergency service launches in the US and Canada
 
 • Comcast agents mistakenly reject some poor people who qualify for free Internet
 
 • Host Roundtable: Enterprise wishlist for Santa
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

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TWiET 524: Making a List, Checksumming It Twice - Apple search engine, $300M robocall fine, Okta data breach

CircleCI security incident, making API's secure, the state of service mesh with William Morgan

 
 • CircleCI warns of security breach
 
 • PurpleUrchin Gang embraces DevOps
 
 • Biden tries to end 2 years of deadlock at FCC by renominating Gigi Sohn from ARS Technica
 
 • The Guardian ransomware attack hits week two as staff told to work from home
 
 • What are some ways to make APIs more secure?
 
 • William Morgan, creator of Linkerd and CEO of Buoyant talks about the current state and future of service mesh.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: William Morgan
 

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TWiET 525: Old Infrastructure Locked in the Closet - CircleCI security incident, API security, the state of service mesh

• Founder sued by JP Morgan for faking customers
 
 • Cyberattackers targeting enterprise tools CircleCI, Lastpass, Okta, and Slack
 
 • FAA giving airlines another year to fix altimeters incompatible with 5G signals
 
 • Critical flight safety system grounds airlines
 
 • ChatGPT - disrupter or parlor trick?
 
 • Becky Trevino, Executive Vice President of product for Snow Software talks about enabling CIOs and IT staff with complete visibility into your full technology stack from software and hardware to infrastructure and applications.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Becky Trevino
 

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TWiET 526: Snowstorm of Data - Cyberattackers targeting enterprise tools, the year of AI? Snow Software

T-Mobile data breach, auto industry rife with vulnerabilities, Ridge Ventures on enterprise VC space, and more.

 
 • Mailchimp says it was hacked — again
 
 • Critical manufacturing sector in the bull's-eye
 
 • 1-in-3 organizations do not provide any cybersecurity training to remote workers despite a majority of employees having access to critical data
 
 • T-Mobile data breach compromised 37 million customers' data
 
 • Hackers discover that vulnerabilities are rife in the auto industry
 
 • Ridge Ventures partner Akriti Dokania talks about the enterprise VC space; what enterprise technologies she's excited about, what she sees founders struggle with the most, and her observations from working as an enterprise VC in both the US and UK.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Akriti Dokania
 

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TWiET 527: Better Fonts in the Breach Letters - T-Mobile data breach, Ridge Ventures on enterprise VC

• Deep faking signatures and handwriting means digital signatures are safer
 
 • Critical RCE Lexmark Printer Bug Has Public Exploit
 
 • Right to repair: Farmers can fi their own John Deere tractors
 
 • Reverse your heart age by 10 years with a bit of gene therapy
 
 • Is this the year of derivative AI?
 
 • Dan Finnigan, former CEO of Jobvite and current CEO of Filtered talks about using AI in the hiring process.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Dan Finnigan
 

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TWiET 528: ChatGPT... Take My Job... Please! - Deep faking signatures, Is this the year of derivative AI? AI in the hiring process.

• Can Google Compete with ChatGPT?
 
 • Rising 'Firebrick Ostrich' BEC Group Launches Industrial-Scale Cyberattacks
 
 • iOS 16.3 and macOS Ventura 13.2 add hardware security key support
 
 • MIT Engineers Invent Vertically Stacked MicroLEDs With Highest-Ever Pixel Density
 
 • Appliance makers sad that 50% of customers won't connect smart appliances
 
 • Welden Dodd, SVP of Product Strategy of Kandji talks about managing Apple devices in the enterprise.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Welden Dodd
 

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TWiET 529: MDM'ing Your MAC - Can Google compete with ChatGPT? Trusting appliances on your network, managing Apple devices in the enterprise.

• CISA releases recovery script for ESXiArgs ransomware victims
 
 • MagicWeb mystery highlights Nobelium attacker's sophistication
 
 • Challenges facing Bing, Bard and AI search in the future
 
 • Amazon secures key FCC approval to deploy its Project Kuiper broadband satellites
 
 • Have PLC's overstayed their welcome?
 
 • John Engates, Field Chief Technology Officer from Cloudflare talks about MFA and passwordless options for the enterprise.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: John Engates
 

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TWiET 530: The Death of "The Password" - Have PLC's overstayed their welcome? Passwordless options with Cloudflare

• Health info for 1 million patients stolen using critical GoAnywhere vulnerability
 
 • ESXi Ransomware Update Outfoxes CISA Recovery Script
 
 • Comcast gave false map data to FCC—and didn't admit it until Ars got involved
 
 • Atlassian and Envoy briefly blame each other for the data breach
 
 • Hospitals Sued for Using Meta's Ad-Tracking Code, Violating HIPAA
 
 • Steve Winterfeld, Advisory CISO of Akamai talks about the continued evolution of DDoS.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Steve Winterfeld
 

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TWiET 531: How Akamai Are You About DDoS? - Hospitals violate HIPAA because of Meta Ad-tracking, the evolution of DDoS

Nvidia's $10K AI chip, authentication management, monitoring & observability with Catchpoint, and more.

 
 • Voicemod tools up with $14.5M to ride the generative AI (sonic)boom
 
 • 'New Class of Bugs' in Apple Devices Opens the Door to Complete Takeover
 
 • The big reuse: 25 MWh of ex-car batteries go on the grid in California
 
 • Meet the $10,000 Nvidia chip powering the race for A.I.
 
 • Descope Handles Authentication So Developers Don't Have To
 
 • Catchpoint Fellow and Director of Engineering Tim Kadlec talks app monitoring and observability.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Tim Kadlec
 

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TWiET 532: Render Time Is Money - Nvidia's $10K AI chip, auth management, observability with Catchpoint

• Pernicious Permissions: How Kubernetes Cryptomining Became an AWS Cloud Data Heist
 
 • CISA, MITRE Look to Take ATT&CK Framework Out of the Weeds
 
 • Meta unveils a new large language model that can run on a single GPU
 
 • BlackLotus bootkit bypasses UEFI Secure Boot on patched Windows 11
 
 • Microsoft to Store World's Music Collection on Quartz Wafers
 
 • Andre Keartland, Solutions Architect at Netsurit Professional Services talks about how enterprise organizations can implement DevSecOps to enhance security.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: André Keartland
 

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TWiET 533: Quantifiable Risk - Storing the world's music collection on quartz wafers, implementing DevSecOps

• Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure face antitrust probe.
 
 • Cybercriminals 'CAN' steal your car, using novel IoT hack
 
 • Romance Scams: Authorities claw back funds from "Pig-butchering" cybercrime ring
 
 • EU Chips act likely to get the green light on April 18
 
 • Designing Tabletop exercises that actually thwart attacks
 
 • Vincent Korstanje, CEO of Kigen, talks about how to make IoT devices more secure and trustworthy.
 

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin
 

Guest: Vincent Korstanje
 

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TWiET 538: Paving the Mobile Security Potholes - Designing effective Tabletop exercises, secure and trustworthy IoT with Kigen

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