TWiET 433: Only Eleven Minutes of Terror - NSA's Zero-Trust Guidance, SolarWinds password woes, the end of traditional storage?

This Week in Enterprise Tech (Video)

English - March 06, 2021 03:08 - 1 hour - 586 MB Video - ★★★★ - 68 ratings
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Previous Episode: TWiET 432: DevOps Repository Stomps Bad Code with Baby Ducks - GitLab on the managing rapid releases without sacrificing code quality

Next Episode: TWiET 434: Zero Trust in a Remote World - Sigstore Project, a safer programming language, remote work security with Ericom

Senators say U.S. broadband standard should be 100mbps uploads and downloads
The future of securing laptops and enterprise
92% of vulnerabilities found in Intel products found in research
21 million user's data exposed from free VPNs
Elevating more Blue Team voices
More malware found by Microsoft and FireEye in SolarWinds campaign
Comcast hides upload speeds in ordering system
The simple password that may have started SolarWinds' security breach
Guidance on Zero-Trust architecture released by the NSA
Noam Shendar, Zadara's VP of Worldwide Solution Architecture answers, "is hardware-defined storage dead?"

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

Guest: Noam Shendar

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