Now that it’s an official release, maybe I need to find some time to upgrade the Child Abuse blog to the new version. It sounds like it’s got some nice new features, but as my experience with the beta tells me, upgrading won’t necessarily be simple.
I’ll let you know how it goes when I find time to get around to it. Anyone else upgraded already and have some words of wisdom?
In a nutshell, and in my own paraphrasing.- “Oops, now that we’ve gone and developed all this technology, it turns out people might use if for nefarious purposes, government, step in and stop us” From the actual article: “Smith pointed to several areas where the government could potentially create standards so that companies themselves wouldn’t…
This is just straight up good advice, no matter where you live and whether you use this service: “Security experts are recommending that individuals who have paid any bills through Click2Gov check their payment card statements closely to detect any fraudulent transactions.” Sure, if it’s likely your data may have been part of this compromise,…
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“Tenable Network Security surveyed “700 security practitioners across seven key industry verticals and nine countries” that produced “a single report card score that represents overall confidence levels of security practitioners that the world’s cyber defenses are meeting expectations.” The “2017 Global Cybersecurity Assurance Report Card” from Tenable with research partner CyberEdge Group included these comments…
Sarah Anderson lays out one area where being a “know-it-all” is actually pretty dangerous. Unfortunately, many cybersecurity professionals either refuse or fail to accept the basic premise that he/she does not and cannot know everything. This failure or refusal is dangerous as cybersecurity requires a constant education and re-education from uncommon sources – news, Twitter,…
This seems interesting, especially for Outlook. Now, if they could just make a Mac version and a mobile version. But hey, if you’re an Office user on Windows, a free tool to dictate quick emails might be useful to you. http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2017/06/dictate-speech-recognition-for.html Image by JeepersMedia Follow these topics: Links, Microsoft, Tech
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I may be updating my test blog over the weekend. I know Neil Turner (www.neilturner.me.uk) and Dave from http://www.blogography.com have upgraded.
My hassles with v4 beta means I’m not in a hurry to upgrade.