In this episode of "The Business of Tech," Dave Sobel discusses three key topics. First, he highlights the recent breach of U.S. systems by China-backed hackers, signaling a new era of cyber threats. Next, he explores the emerging consulting opportunities as businesses seek compliance with evolving AI regulations and digital laws. Lastly, Sobel provides insight into the $1.9 billion valuation and strategic investments in Ninja One by Snowflake and Datadog executives.
Three things to know today
00:00 Volt Typhoon's Five-Year Breach of U.S. Systems Signals New Era of Cyber Threats from China
03:45 Consulting Opportunities Emerge as Businesses Seek Compliance with Evolving AI Regulations and Digital Laws
06:23 Industry Titans Bet on NinjaOne: Insight into the $1.9 Billion Valuation and Strategic Investments from Snowflake and Datadog Executives
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