Cory returns and has a lot to say, and gets betrayed. The guys talk about redundant internet connections, Chris gets Carbon Black, Josh has a NVR issue, and Cory talks about his issue with YouTube Kids. The guys also talk about the free offerings from MS-ISAC and CISA.gov for schools.
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Cory is too busy watching football to join Chris and Josh today. They talk about an eWaste question from a listener, 2fa, a weird camera issue Josh is having, and Chris goes over his weird bandwidth issues he is having.
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In this episode the guys talk about Google's new age restriction setting, work injuries, and walking on wet wax confessions.
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We are back! It's been a bit since we have all been together. We recap summer projects, Kaseya's cyber incident, Josh's phishing incident, and somehow we ended up as guests on Aruba Unplugged (the HPE/Aruba podcast).  
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This episode is short and sweet. The guys are at MidwestTechTalk2021, well, not Josh. Chris is running around making sure the conference is going well as he's on the planning committee. Josh is on the planning committee too, but he bailed. Cory steps up and does the episode himself.
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Josh, Chris, and Cory check in with what has been going on this summer. All three have been busy with summer projects, planning MidwestTechTalk, presenting a session at ISTE, and taking vacation. The guys also mention the recent Kaseya issue, but save that for a later episode (Cory didn't want to talk about it). They also talk about the recent announcements from Google pertaining to Age settings as well as Drive Link sharing settings. There seems to be a bit of confusion around both of these new, required settings. And, for whatever reason, Chris does the entire podcast episode sitting in his car...
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The guys celebrate the arrival of summertime and what it means... projects. Cory talks about all of his projects he has this summer. Chris is already talking about the arrival of new teachers and when to create those accounts. Josh and Cory talk about the reports they have received from MS-ISAC (MDBR and others), and they all talk about the newly announced VMware vCenter vulnerability and the need to patch ASAP.
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In this episode the guys take a deep dive into PaperCut Mobility Print. Chris recently did a demo of the product and Josh talks about how his district uses it. Then, they briefly touch on the new announcement of funding for schools to purchase computer equipment that will be administered through USAC, but it is a separate pool of money than E-rate.
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