Cybersecurity and cyber-attacks have become one of the hottest topics for both consumers and corporations  in recent years. On average, a cyber-attack happens every 39 seconds and costs the US economy $3.5 Billion each year.  Today we are joined with Zac Grant, VP of Enterprise solutions and security expert at MetTel to learn more about cybersecurity and a new breed of tools, available to help combat this constant threat.

A new form of IoT network technology emerged in recent years, to help support the explosive growth in the number of connected IoT sensors. The growth fueled mainly by our need to control everything from our smart homes, to smart watches, to commercial sensors. In this episode we compare the different types of Low Power Wide Area Network technologies (LPWAN), including Nb-IoT and CAT-M.

POTS or Plain Old Telephony Services, have been around since the 1880's and are the still in use nationwide for everything from Alarm system monitoring, to elevator emergency call buttons, to Fax transmission. But the FCC is now allowing your dial-tone provider to sunset these services and the race to replace life saving services in commerial facilities nationwide, is on. In this episode we cover what these changes mean to you and what action you can take now, so your not caught without service.

The world of dentistry has evolved over the last few decades, with the help of technological innovation. In this episode we discuss new technologies in use today, as well as learn all about dental forensics.

With summer airplane travel back in full swing, many travellers are still confused about what they can and cannot use their smartphone for while up in the air. In this episode we unravel what tech can stay on while on the aircraft, as well as clarify some confusion around recent news of 5G C-Band towers at airports interfering with airplane landing systems.

Michael Levine, Executive Chairman and Co-founder of Tastes on the Fly, has helped transform fine dining, enhancing the guest experience at your local major airport. Bobby Van’s steakhouse at the American Airlines Terminal, Paris Café and the iconic TWA Hotel at JFK, Napa farms in San Francisco, and may others. The transformation of tech in the restaurant industry has been most noticeable in the last two years, with more of us ordering off QR code-based menu’s and paying with touchless checkout right at the table or self-checkout register. Ever wonder how fine dining locations implement tech inside the terminal? Listen and learn.

The booming real estate market over the last several years has fueled a digital transformation not seen in the last 100 years. From physical showings to virtual reality walk-through and from physical keys for access, to App run smart homes. In this episode, we explore this transformation with Long Island's leading real estate broker, Melanie Cogan and see where the future of home buying is heading.

Cyptocurrentcy is finally making its way to mainstream society, as are new terms like NFT's, Blockchain and Web3. But what do they all mean and how are they influencing our daily lives? In this episode we explain this new virtual world and how all these terms play into it.

The exotic and vintage car market is in the midst of transformation. In this episode we speak with Tom Papadopoulos, founder and owner of Autosport Designs, serving automotive enthusiasts for over 30 years, specializing in vintage and exotic automobiles. We Get his perspecive on the industries adpotion of virtual auctions, manufacturers transition to electric engines and the use of AI and data science in racing.

Since their inception in 1995, computer cookies have made the browsing experience for consumers more convenient. Websites remember your browsing history, login credentials and keep items you left in the shopping cart ready for checkout. But should you really accept the cookies? In this episode we cover the pro's and con's of cookies.