If you had a busy week and need to catch up, here’s our recap of tech stories you may have missed the week of 03/28/22!

Webinar – “Who put dust mites on the menu?”: Can Security catch up to digital transformation?

IT Operations

• Zero trust requires network visibility

• 4 ways the CIO can help stem the Great Resignation

• Data center infrastructure spending still growing as cloud providers keep buying

Microsoft

• Microsoft is adding a new driver-blocklist feature to Windows Defender on Windows 10 and 11

• Microsoft targets multicloud with Arc-enabled Azure Stack HCI

• Introducing the new Azure Front Door: Reimagined for modern apps and content

• Azure Cost Management and Billing updates – March 2022
  
  

VMware

• VMware vRealize Operations Management Pack for Horizon 2.0 updates

• Announcing preview of VMware Cloud Flex Storage

Cisco

• Securing your cloud-native application with Cisco App-First Security

• New in SecureX: Device Insights

• Securing hybrid work in the public sector

AWS

• Palo Alto launches cloud-native firewall service for AWS

• Optimizing AWS Lambda function performance for Java

• AWS Organizations now provides a simple, scalable and more secure way to close your member accounts

• Snowflake vs AWS Redshift: Data warehousing software comparison
  
  

Security

• Hive ransomware group claims Partnership HealthPlan of California data breach

• Hackers are getting faster at exploiting zero-day flaws. That's going to be a problem for everyone

• CISA warns of attacks against internet-connected UPS devices
  

• North Korean threat actors target news outlets and fintechs with a Google Chrome vulnerability
  

• Attackers compromise 94% of critical assets within four steps of initial breach

• Sophos patches critical remote code execution vulnerability in Firewall

• FBI: Ransomware attacks are piling up the pressure on public services

• Chinese hackers Deep Panda return with Log4Shell exploits, new Fire Chili rootkit

• 'Massive cyberattack' against Ukrainian ISP has been neutralized, Ukraine says

• Cybercriminals’ phishing kits make credential theft easier than ever

• “Browser in the Browser” attacks: A devastating new phishing technique arises

• Google: Multiple hacking groups are using the war in Ukraine as a lure in phishing attempts

• CISA: Here are 66 more security flaws actively being used by hackers - so get patching