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Linked: Don’t worry about shadow IT. Shadow IoT is much worse.
I have to admit, I haven’t given this a lot of thought, mostly because the one discussion I’ve ever been involved with showed so many security risks that we didn’t delve any further in to it. But, I guess people are actually doing this so maybe they should read this: So far so good. But…
Linked: what’s reasonable for managers to expect of parents working from home?
Echoing my own thoughts from yesterday, this response to a question about being frustrated with an employee being slower to get work done because they have a toddler at home all day, is pure gold. “In the past, it was reasonable to expect people to stay more or less productive throughout the workday. It’s not…
Linked – LinkedIn Wants You to Embrace its Smart Endorsements
For its part, LinkedIn is revamping the feature by giving it added relevance. What this means is your endorsements will be highlighted based on the person viewing your profile. For example, viewers will see endorsements made by mutual connections, colleagues, and people who actually have some experience with that particular skill (like expert gum chewers, for…
Linked – Dropbox update brings iMessage app, PDF signing, Today widget
Dropbox today rolled out a big update for its iOS app, adding a number of nice new features. In addition to an iMessage app for iOS 10, the release also brings the ability to sign PDF documents and a handy Today screen widget. These are pretty nice updates, especially having the ability to sign PDF documents right on…
Linked – The ABA urges Homeland Security to revise procedures for searching lawyers’ electronic devices
This is one of many concerns we should have about security searches that allow agents to review the information on electronic devices. “Just as border security is fundamental to national security, so too is the principle of client confidentiality fundamental to the American legal system,” Klein added. She said the association is troubled about directives…
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