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 05/01/22!

IT Operations

• A waterfall regress: Agile momentum limited by issues of scale

• 9 emerging technologies shaping corporate strategies in 2022

• Security and compliance rank as the top challenges for deploying cloud-native apps

• The pace of digital transformation may be slowing, but there's still a lot of work ahead

• Best Predictive Analytics Tools and Software 2022

• C-suite shifts: CTOs team with CIOs to confront IT challenges

Microsoft

• Kraft Heinz taps Microsoft to boost supply chain visibility

• Microsoft Teams new features: Here's what has been added in the past month

• Microsoft Surface in 2022: What do we want, and what do we expect?

Dell

• Dell's multi-cloud bet boils down to this: Compute will follow data

• Dell targets multi-cloud ecosystem with cyber recovery and data analytics

HPE

• Hewlett Packard Enterprise accelerates RAN deployments with automation and simplified management for both open and traditional networks

Cisco

• Announcing the public availability of the Cisco Cloud Controls Framework (CCF)

• The future of healthcare is here and Wi-Fi 6E is accelerating its advancement

• Cisco StarOS Forensic Guide Published

AWS

• How to control access to AWS resources based on AWS account, OU, or organization

• Introducing Kubernetes Resource View in Amazon EKS console

• Let’s Architect! Serverless architecture on AWS

Security

• A security researcher easily found my passwords and more: How my digital footprints left me surprisingly over-exposed

• Russian hacker group APT29 targeting diplomats

• Hackers used the Log4j flaw to gain access before moving across a company's network, say security researchers

• VM escape and root access bugs fixed in Cisco NFV infrastructure software

• This unpatched DNS bug could put 'well-known' IoT devices at risk

• Security researchers: Here's how the Lazarus hackers start their attacks

• 'Once they have access to your screen, they have complete control'. Watch out for these screen-sharing scams

• UNC3524: The nearly invisible cyberespionage threat sitting on network appliances

• This sneaky hacking group hid inside networks for 18 months without being detected

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