"It's always a different adventure from one day to the next." – Jorge, Superintendent at VectorUSA No two days are the same in the field! In our latest video, Jorge shares what it’s like to be a superintendent at VectorUSA—tackling challenges, leading teams, and making every project a success.
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Did the new Zero Day attacks cause a Tequila shortage? Is beer really just less spicy tequila? Join your favorite guys Matt (a rejected Twilight cast member) and Mihailo (immune to hacks, not concussions) to find out on this episode of TECHquila!
Join along as VectorUSA's Cybersecurity experts delve into the strategies that help protect organizations from common threats and many others! On this weeks Tech Talks Unscripted Scott and Mike take time to chat about remote work security, Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)and find out if Skyrim can be considered a form of Collaboration - Spoiler alert the Dwemer are PISSED! Pop quiz, hot shot: What's the significance of 111111?
The Port of Long Beach, California is one of the busiest in the world. And business is not slowing down. Matt Hunnicutt of Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT) knows exactly how big the challenge has become.
It’s the 1980s, everyone and everything was doing packets, even firewalls. Sweet Child o’ Mine was a chart topper and everything else is generally a blur. So, if you were there, you probably don’t remember much, and even if you weren’t you can come learn a thing or two about the evolution of Networks.
This week on VectorUSA's TECHquila Episode 6 we look at what the rumors that Nvidia is looking to purchase ARM for roughly $32B USD. There will likely be investigations into this as ARM is a producer for Nvidia as well as it competitors. Taking another look at Twitter this week, we dig deeper into how Twitter is still "reeling" from its Spear Phishing attack, and now being fined nearly 1/4 of a BILLION dollars for misuse of emails and phone numbers, but it's okay they said, "We're Sorry" so it's all good now. Lastly, Intel looks to be putting one last-ditch effort into disrupting AMD's 7-nanometer processor momentum by trying to take up TSMC's manufacturing capacity. Mihailo makes his spider-based technology suggestions to Intel, but will it work?
