In this episode, Peter, Don, and Ronnie discuss the recent Citrix data breach and some of the hot stories that came out of RSA 2019. They'll also talk to Tonia Dudley from Cofense about the ways they're battling phishing scams.
With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.
This week, Don and Peter talk with Fred Kneip from CyberGRX about easing the headache of risk assessment. Justin also joins to talk about the week’s news, including fingerprint scanners, the new HoloLens, and the Momo challenge hoax on YouTube.
Ron Gula is an old friend of Don and Peter’s, having interviewed him back in 2016 at RSA when he was with Tenable Network Security. In this episode, we hear all about his successful IPO, as well as his new investment firm, Gula Tech Adventures. Daniel Lowrie also joins to help recaps the week’s top tech stories.
It’s time for more fun with big data! In this episode, Peter and Don talk with Krishnan Venkata from LatentView Analytics about some interesting examples of big data implementations. Then, Ronnie joins to talk tech news including a TLS 1.3 attack, trouble for containers, and your Bandersnatch data on Netflix.
Microsoft MVP and FSLogix Cloud Architect Christiaan Brinkhoff joined Peter and Cherokee all the way from the Netherlands to talk Azure and his upcoming book project. In the news, the team covered a costly DNS outage, iOS 12.1.4, and the bizarre case of a missing cryptocurrency password.
In this episode, Peter and Don talk to Clairvoyant's Chief Technology Officer Shekhar Vemuri about their AI-powered data security tools. Then Ronnie Wong joins to help recap the week's top news stories, including a big change coming to Chromium.
Bruce Wang from Packet joined the group this week to talk about the bare-metal cloud services they offer, including some details about upcoming features. Don, Peter, and Justin also recapped the bleak week that was for the cybersecurity world before struggling to keep a straight face talking about Slack’s new logo.
ITProTV’s Microsoft Office guru Vonne Smith joins the team this week to talk about Office 2019 and 365. The three also look at the biggest news from CES, including a suicidal robot that didn’t look both ways when crossing the street.
In this episode, ITProTV’s Jo Peacock joins the group to talk about how to become a trainer. The trio also looks at the news from the week including a major internet outage and hacked billboards. And finally, they somehow tackle the age of question of whether helicopters can fly in the rain.
With 30 years in IT, Jeff Man has some good stories to tell. In this episode, Peter and Don talk to the Security Weekly host about all things tech, as well as Jeff’s day job in IT.
As 2019 comes to a close, Peter and Justin look back at the top stories for the week and make some predictions for 2019. In this “all-ginger” episode, the two discuss why it was a bad week to be either a tech giant or a package thief.
Adam Shamblin from ReadyTalk joins us today, along with ITProTV’s Daniel Lowrie, to talk about the product, Electron, and unified communications. The team also talks about some news in the container space and the fight against package thieves.
If you’re plugged into the Microsoft community, you’ve heard of Thomas Maurer. In this episode, Thomas will give Don and Cherokee his take on all things Azure. This week also sees a return of the latest tech news from the week.
Don is out in Las Vegas at CompTIA’s ChannelCon event, so he grabbed Zach Hill from IT Career Questions to chat about what he’s been up to and what he’s seen at the conference. Don also roped in Daniel Lowrie to look at the week’s major stories, including the AT&T bribery scandal and North Korea’s state-sponsored hacking windfall.
This is a packed episode. Not only do Don and Justin dissect the news coming out of the AWS re:invent conference, but Don also talks with the founder of Women in Linux, Tameika Reed.
Containers might be a new buzzword for many, but Microsoft has been in that game for years. In this episode, Peter and Don talk to Taylor Brown from Microsoft about his history with the Hyper-V team and his predictions for the future of containers.
Dealing with your own data’s security is stressful enough, so how does Okta deal with handling sensitive data for so many customers? In this episode, Peter and Mike talk to Matias from the identity management company to learn how they handle all that information.
In this episode of Technado, Peter and Don learn all about the Microsoft Technology Centers around the world. They’re joined by the director of the Boston center, Bob Familiar, who shares his technology journey and what makes the technology centers so unique.
Who knew big data could be so much fun? After talking with Corey and his team at last year’s Wild West Hackin Fest, we decided to check back in and see what they’ve been up to. Corey gives Peter and Don an update on all the growth, as well as some insight into Russian trolls on Reddit.
Joseph Holbrook has done it all in tech, and is currently an author, speaker, and evangelist for blockchain. On this Technado, Peter and Don talk about the uses for the technology, as well as one of Joe’s other passions - the Google cloud.
A contingent from CompTIA was in town, and we couldn’t let them get away without getting them on the podcast. So Peter and Wes, ITProTV’s resident CompTIA guru, grabbed Sr. Manager Rob Winchester to get his insights into the latest certs and a peek into how things work behind the scenes at the IT industry’s top trade association.
The team is back from Microsoft Ignite and have plenty of stories to tell. Don sits down with Cherokee and Mike to recap the week including the big announcements, tops sessions, and their thoughts on the conference overall.
With Microsoft Ignite taking place in Orlando, there are a bunch of stories ranging across the Microsoft spectrum to discuss. In addition, Peter and Don discuss some Yubico announcements and a few news stories about some popular web browsers.
Don and Peter go beyond the news in this week’s Technado. After talking about some follow-ups to stories from last week, they look at several IT horror stories straight from the ITProTV members. Which is your favorite?
The EU was making some headlines this week. In this episode, Peter and Don look at the goings on across the pond, as well as the big news from Apple with their largest iPhone yet. Finally, they reviews some emergency preparedness tips for protecting your data during hurricane season.
It was a busy week for Microsoft in the news. Don and Peter also take a look at some new exploits to keep an eye on. And finally, the pair talk about some stories out of New Zealand.
It wasn't a great week for Huawei. In this episode, Peter and Don look at what went wrong for the Chinese phone manufacturer, as well as the strategies used in the fight against election hacking. Finally, they cover how maintaining your computer's health can impact your employee's health.
In this week’s episode, Peter and Don bring in Evan Leibovitch from the Linux Professional Institute to talk about their 20th anniversary as well as the new certs they’re adding. Then, they touch on the top news stories of the week.
Peter and Daniel are fresh off a trip to BSides in Las Vegas, and in this case, what happened in Vegas is public knowledge. The two discuss their favorite parts of the trip, and share the top 3 interviews from the con.
