A troubling detail has come to light as part of the SolarWinds investigation, namely that 30% of victims didn’t use the software in question.
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SolarWinds Hack Was Supply Chain Attack, Says Datadog CEO
Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel discusses how the SolarWinds hack signals an increased focus by hackers to target software earlier in its development.
Amazon Offers Support For President Biden’s Vaccination Plans
Amazon has congratulated President Biden and Vice President Harris on their inauguration and offered its support in ramping up the vaccine rollout.
Judiciary Returning to Paper In Wake of SolarWinds Attack
The US Judiciary is going decidedly low-tech in an effort to protect important information in the wake of the SolarWinds attack.
Intel Introduces RealSense ID Facial Recognition
Intel has introduced RealSense ID Facial Authentication in an effort to deliver private, secure facial recognition.
FBI Investigating If JetBrains Was Compromised by SolarWinds Hackers
The FBI is trying to determine if JetBrains was compromised as part of the SolarWinds attack.
Datadog CEO: 2020 Was Big Win For The Cloud
This year we’ve seen fairly brutal changes in patterns of usage in the cloud says Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel. The way we see that is it’s a big win for the cloud, in general.
SolarWinds Hackers Gained Access to Microsoft Source Code
Microsoft has revealed that hackers viewed some of its source code as part of the SolarWinds attack that government agencies are still investigating.
Apple Car May Debut in 2021
The long-rumored Apple Car may debut in 2021, two years before it was expected, according to supply chain reports.
Huawei Opening First Factory Outside of China
Huawei is preparing to open its first network equipment factory outside of China, as the company works to address security concerns.