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Facial Recognition Is Tech’s Biggest Mistake Mental Health Is Still a ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Subject at Work The True Meaning of eDiscovery Day Tainted Data Can Teach Algorithms the Wrong Lessons DDoS: An Underestimated Threat Tim Berners-Lee launches Google and Facebook-backed plan to fix the web Everyone’s Watching You Online: How to Fight Back…
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How To Keep Your Job While Dealing With Depression Court Infers Intentional, Bad Faith Spoliation From Use of Ephemeral Messaging E-Discovering the Use of Ephemeral Messaging Employers who spend more on their workers’ mental health make more money, Deloitte study finds Jonathan Bond: It’s time to stop working excessive hours and simply switch off Older…
Linked – 6 reasons why phishing is so popular and successful
1. Users are the weak link in the chain Lack of training/awareness about phishing and ransomware is the number one reason these attacks are so successful. According to the research, 6% of users have never received security awareness training, crushing confidence in staff’s ability to recognise threats and act dutifully. Users should be trained…
Microsoft Teams Collaborative Meeting Notes
Recently, Microsoft released a preview feature, making meeting notes collaborative using MS Loop. As part of the M365 newsletter subscription I offered a deep dive into the eDiscovery implications of the tool and how it works, but there was more I wanted to say about the functionality of it outside of that. Hence, I’m writing a blog post about how I looked at these notes as a trainer and leader as opposed to how I looked at them as an eDiscovery professional.
