Latest Episode of Sync Up
Latest Episode of Sync Up
Could you spot a deepfake during a normal video call? Microsoft Teams is adding new protections designed to flag manipulated audio, video, and possible impersonation before users decide what to trust.
Need a hub for trending technology news? Sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s video series that is sure to keep you up to date on cybersecurity events, software updates, tech tips, and more.
Hosted by Rocket IT’s team of technology experts, Sync Up is published on a weekly basis and offers audiences brief episodes with big insight.
Do you use T-Mobile as your wireless carrier? If so, chances are your account has been compromised as one cybercriminal is claiming to have stolen the information of 100 million T-Mobile customers. But with the investigation still ongoing, what can you do now as your information is waiting to be sold to the highest bidder online?
As tech developers struggle to find a balance between data privacy and the safety of their users, Apple’s newest innovation aims to help law enforcement track down content related to child endangerment by scanning your iCloud photos and the messages you receive.
But while Apple’s admirable goal may be to create a platform that empowers people while keeping them safe, at what cost does this come for law-abiding citizens?
Hailed by many fast-food connoisseurs as the best place for a to-go burrito, beloved restaurant chain Chipotle is making headlines as cybercriminals recently hacked the organization’s email marketing account and used it to send customers phishing emails.
With 2020 forcing businesses to close storefronts and social gatherings becoming restricted, people have leaned into technology for work and relaxation more than ever before. In turn, we’re facing a global shortage of semiconductors, making it nearly impossible to purchase new tech when it launches. Here’s how Intel plans to solve that issue.
Think your phone is listening in on your conversations while it sits quietly in your pocket? That thought might just be as a recent investigation from the Washington Post claims that the smartphones of 37 human rights activists and journalists were potentially hacked using wiretapping software.
For years, popular tech manufacturers have had a stranglehold on the repair market, with costly service fees forcing many individuals to abandon their older devices and purchase updated models. But as of last Friday, the United States government is seeking to put a stop to this trend and restore power to the consumer.
Over the weekend, cybercriminals pulled off the largest ransomware hack to date. And while the potential $70 million payout for these criminals may be alarming on its own, the fallout from this event serves as a warning sign for even the most well-versed of cybersecurity experts.
Fresh off the trail of its record-breaking data leak in April, LinkedIn is back in the hot seat as the information of 700 million individuals have popped up online.
But what does this invasion of privacy mean for the future of LinkedIn and its massive user base?
Are you a regular customer of CVS Health, its pharmacy, or its insurance provider, Aetna? If so, your information could be at risk as over 1 billion records were just exposed online. But what does this mean for you, the consumer? We’ll cover that topic and more as we sit down and Sync Up with your technology update for Monday, June 28th.
Need a hub for trending technology news? Sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s video series that is sure to keep you up to date on cybersecurity events, software updates, tech tips, and more.
Hosted by Rocket IT’s team of technology experts, Sync Up is published on a weekly basis and offers audiences brief episodes with big insight.
