Channel people at  Avaya, Forrester, New Relic, Arctic Wolf and more are among the individuals making waves this week. Channel Futures’ Channel People Making Waves showcases those who have made an impact over the last seven days. (See our slideshow above.)

One of the biggest headlines this week involved Uber’s latest data breach. The person claiming responsibility for the hack sent a text message to an Uber worker claiming he was a corporate IT person. The hack showed the public how important employee training and testing are. Artic Wolf’s vice president of strategy unpacks this breach for our readers.

On a completely different topic, have you ever experienced imposter syndrome? If you’re a woman, the likely answer is yes. More than half of women experience this feeling, including the vice president of global alliances and channels at New Relic. In her guest column for Channel Futures, she explains how she overcame those sentiments and how people can also. It was our No. 4 most-read article this week.

Finally, the article that took the top spot includes the response given by the CEO and channel leader of a top UCaaS firm facing financial difficulties. It’s one of the most-read stories of the year thus far on Channel Futures.

And, if you didn’t catch our previous edition, you can find it here.