Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 2/2/2015. As a reminder, your chance to win a GoPro ends this Thursday - all you have to do is subscribe to this blog!
The biggest story this week was hands-down the data breach that happened at Anthem. Hackers stole social security numbers and other personal data from brands that included Blue Cross, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Amerigroup and more. In addition, there was other hacking news involving both Russia and China. Tablet sales dipped for the first time ever. There were numerous articles from last week's VMware's Partner Exchange Conference (we'll be posting a blog from our CTO Chris Ward later in the week breaking down all the top news that came out of the conference, so stay tuned for that).
Tech News Recap
- Data Breach at Health Insurer Anthem Could Impact Millions
- Poor Security left Anthem customer records exposed
- Migrate-Gate: What to do with Windows 2003 End-of-Life
- VMware CEO touts 'One cloud, any app, any device' plan
- Should More Patients Worry About Healthcare Data Security?
- Here's How A To Do App Will Work On The Apple Watch
- 5 Ways to Understand Your Applications and IT Services
- Down go tablet shipments - for the first time ever
- VMware CEO Gelsinger: It's Time for 'Brave IT'
- Apple Investing $2 Billion To Build Arizona Data Center
- Forget North Korea - Russian Hackers Are Selling Access To Sony Pictures, Claims US Security Firm
- Brewing beer with IT help from the cloud
- Tablet sales dive, but Windows might just ride to the rescue
- Managing a Multi-Tenant Cloud with vRealize Automation
- VCE embraces hybrid Cloud with VMware and EMC
- White House taps VMware's Tony Scott as federal CIO
- U.S. businesses ask White House to help on China cybersecurity rules
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By Ben Stephenson, Emerging Media Specialist
