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Linked – To save itself, Facebook must start charging users
I completely disagree with this take: First, Facebook should charge users a nominal $5-a-month fee. You can give seniors a discount so you don’t lose them. Netflix does, Amazon does, Apple does. It would make Facebook rely less on selling user data. That’s a misreading of what Facebook is. Netflix, Amazon and Apple charge users…
Linked – Taking an Honest Look at Your Data Health
Tish is absolutely on point here: A healthy data posture includes a documented and current information map that says what you have, where it’s stored, and who has access to it. Beyond an information map, you need to be able to collect, search, understand, and protect those data assets that are critical to the operation…
Linked – Your ‘Smart’ Power Outlets Are Now Botnets Thanks To The Internet Of Broken Things
“Making fun of the Internet of Things has become a sort of national pastime, made possible by a laundry list of companies jumping into the space without the remotest idea what they’re actually doing. When said companies aren’t busy promoting some of the dumbest ideas imaginable, they’re making it abundantly clear that the security of…
Linked – The Rise and Fall of Working From Home
It’s an interesting story, but I’m going to go ahead and instead of just taking the employer’s word for what happened and why remote working doesn’t work, look at it a different way. You hired people for remote work. You didn’t set expectations around communication, availability, etc. You didn’t have regular, scheduled communication with them,…
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Most organizations had an unknown or unmanaged internet-facing asset exploited
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The Most Important eDiscovery Phase is the One That Drives All the Other Phases
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Embedding social media posts can be considered copyright infringement…but is it?
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5 Reasons Why Networking Training Is the Antidote to The Great Resignation
Linked – A writer kept a blog for ten years. Google deleted it. Why?
“It’s worth noting, as Fusion editor Ethan Chiel did in the aforementioned episode of Press Play, that the practice of storing information in “the cloud” is a nebulous one. “The ‘cloud’ is just someone else’s hard drive,” he said, emphasizing that information and content we think of as “safe” simply because it’s located on a…
