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This week we're going to talk about: The US claims Russia hacked the Olympics and tried to blame North Korea A recent security study from NetSkope says many Cloud applications aren't Enterprise-Ready Web sites are being hijacked and used to mine crypto-currency SpaceX launched it's microsattelites to start up a space-based broadband network AT&T announces testing in select markets  for 5G service Fun One: Nokia is brining back the banana phone from "the matrix".

Welcome to "Weekly Tech Roundup" for February 12, 2018 Your weekly digest of items that are at the top of mind of IT Professionals. This week, we will cover 6 topics that are easily consumed on your ride to work. We have also posted links to all of the supporting articles so you can dig in and read more on the topics that you find most interesting. Our stories this week include:· + Google Chrome to start marking all unencrypted web sites as Non-Secure in July + Chinese Police get facial recognition glasses + Olympics suffer a cyber attack during the opening ceremonies + An NSA malware exploit is being used to mine cryptocurrency + Zerto releases new version of its tool that allows multi-cloud mobility and other features + Fun One: NSA allegedly used twitter to communicate with spies.

Welcome to "Weekly Tech Roundup" for January 29, 2018 Your weekly digest of items that are at the top of mind of IT Professionals. This week, we will cover 7 topics that are easily consumed on your ride to work. We have also posted links to all of the supporting articles so you can dig in and read more on the topics that you find most interesting. Our stories this week include: Trump Administration looking at a plan for a government run 5G network The popularity of digital currency is causing a shortage of graphics cards for gamers Microsoft released its ITSM connector for Azure Cisco Announced Hyperflex 3.0 Intel told Chinese about Spectre/Meltdown flaws before US Government Update on meltdown and spectre- patching issues Fun one: Elon Musk selling flame throwers

Welcome to "Weekly Tech Roundup" for January 22, 2018 Your weekly digest of items that are at the top of mind of IT Professionals. This week, we will cover 6 topics that are easily consumed on your ride to work. We have also posted links to all of the supporting articles so you can dig in and read more on the topics that you find most interesting. Our stories this week include: Apple Announces Fix for Slowdown Issue Microsoft AI Draws Images from Detailed Text Twitter Alerts nearly 700,000 Users they may have been duped by Russian Hackers 15 Year Old posed as CIA Chief to Hack Highly Sensitive Information Bitcoin Fluctuations are too much even for ransomware Cybercriminals Amazon Opens an Automated "Grocery Store of the Future" Fun One - How not to conduct an interview.

Welcome to "Weekly Tech Roundup" for January 15, 2018 Your weekly digest of items that are at the top of mind of IT Professionals. This week, we will cover 5 topics that are easily consumed on your ride to work. We have also posted links to all of the supporting articles so you can dig in and read more on the topics that you find most interesting. This week's stories include: An update from the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show Feds call encryption an "Urgent Public Safety Issue. The Wi-Fi Alliance launched the WPA3 Protocol with new security features. Update on Spectre and Meltdown Fun One: How to tell if you've followed a Russian "Fake News" Web Site

Welcome to "Weekly Tech Roundup" for January 8, 2018 Your weekly digest of items that are at the top of mind of IT Professionals. This week, we will cover 5 topics that are easily consumed on your ride to work. We have also posted links to all of the supporting articles so you can dig in and read more on the topics that you find most interesting. This week's stories include: The Meltdown and Spectre Processor Bugs and their impact on you Apple Throttles Performance on its iPhones / how to check if you're effected Microsoft upgrades and enhances its Azure 0-network NVidia updates its End User Agreement to restrict usage cases Fun One: Fun clauses in End User License Agreements www.roundtower.com/weekly-tech-roundup