In this episode of the Business of Tech, three important topics are discussed. First, the recent federal agency compromise serves as a wake-up call for the importance of patching and security vigilance. Next, the use of AI and MSP tools is highlighted as a reflection of industry trends. Lastly, Microsoft’s commitment to ethical advancements in technology, specifically in relation to AI as a co-pilot, is explored. Research by Veracode reveals that thousands of businesses are still vulnerable to log4j exploits, emphasizing the need for regular updates and security vigilance. Additionally, an unidentified threat actor gained access to a U.S. federal government agency by exploiting a previously patched vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion.
Three things to know today
00:00 Federal Agency Compromise: A Wake-Up Call for Patching and Security Vigilance
04:52 AI in MSP Tools: N-able’s Latest Move Mirroring Industry Trends
07:30 AI as Co-Pilot: Microsoft’s Ethical Commitment in Technology Advancement
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