This Week in Enterprise Tech

April 6, 2019 may have been just another Saturday for many – but for some, it was a day people wouldn't get on a plane. On that day, GPS receivers ran out of time and rolled over. GPS satellites were programmed to run for 20 years, and once time was up, they went back to zero. We have Trend Micro on talking about that fateful day and its consequences. Hosts: Guest: Bill Malik Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

China supply chain woes, will business be allowed to "hack back" and we talk to Talend about distributed data trust Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsor:

Battling Fake news takes a toll on Snopes, the rise of ransomware, give your password to police or go to jail, thousands of iOS apps are turning off security, the cause of last week's big Google disruption, spreading disinformation with A.I., and Claude Aiken from the Wireless Internet Service Provider Association (WISPA), on filling the broadband gap around the country, and hitting locations bypassed by the big ISP's. Also, another installment of Cheebert's Kitchen: Solving VoIP/UC One-way Audio Problems. Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Gandcrab Ransomware, avoid these commerce sites if you don't want your payment data skimmed, Point-Of-Sale malware at restaurants, Great Britain's GCHQ's suggestion to get around encryption, GDPR by the numbers, Dan Lahl from SAP on platform as a service and solving hyper scaler issues, and Solving VoIP/UC Echo Problems with Tim Titus of Path Solutions. Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Switchblade missiles, too many schools are behind and are still vulnerable to WannaCry, and Kingston is back to talk about the impact of eNVM and emerging flash technologies and hear Cheebert and Mo rant about Comcast. Also, solving VoIP/UC drops & clipping problems with Cheebert and Tim Titus of PathSolutions. Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors: