[1] The enterprise ecosystem is experiencing a disruption that's largely a result of more
cloud-native applications coming on the scene as cloud computing explodes. More companies are embracing a mix of both corporate devices and bring-your-own-device strategies.
Radix, an Israel-based company, enables organizations to manage devices — such as laptops, smartphones, interactive flat panels and more — across their networks with its proprietary VISO engine — a GDPR – and CCPA-compliant cloud-based device management platform that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Radix specializes in Android-based solutions for enterprise and education verticals. According to Nadav Avni, CMO of Radix, the company's VISO engine allows users to increase administrative effectiveness, eliminate operational complexity, reduce customer churn and improve customer experience and satisfaction.
>> Read more. [2] The Hive threat group has been
targeting organizations across the finance, energy and healthcare sectors as part of coordinated ransomware attacks since June 2021.
During the attacks, the group exploits ProxyShell
vulnerabilities in MSFT Exchange servers to remotely execute arbitrary commands and encrypt the data of companies with this unique ransomware strain.
The group is highly organized, with the Varonis research team recently discovering that a t
hreat actor managed to enter an organization's environment and encrypt the target data with the ransomware strain in less than 72 hours.
These attacks are particularly concerning, as unpatched exchange servers are publicly discoverable via web crawlers. "Anyone with an unpatched exchange server is at risk," said Peter Firstbrook, a Gartner analyst.
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[3] Not only have we had a nasty virus pandemic for two years, but there's also been
a social well-being pandemic. We have medicines for the former. Now there's a platform that can help fix the latter.
Redwood City, California-based startup Wisq, which describes itself as the first platform designed for the social connection needs of employees, came out of a yearlong stealth period today and announced that it closed $20 million in Series A funding led by Norwest Venture Partners.
Wisq is similar in operation and appearance to business-only internal networks such as Slack, Teams or Asana, but it stands apart because it provides a different, much more personal environment for team members at a company.
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