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Linked – 131 Cyber Security Tips that Anyone Can Apply
Yes, 131 is a lot. I actually looked through the list and can’t say that I would bother with a few of them, because I don’t think they address something that is really much of a risk. On the other hand, there are some really good tips on this list too, so it’s worth checking…
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What I’m Sharing (weekly) Sept. 6, 2020
There’s No Better Time To Future-Proof Your Firm Than Now
6 steps to creating a workplace mental health & well-being strategy
How To Cope At Work When Anxiety And Depression Take Over
Why Your Staff Are Your Cybersecurity Weak Link
Worried About the Election? Microsoft Launches Deepfake Detection Tool
Working from Home and Boundaries in 2020
4 Ways To Destigmatize Mental Health At Work
At ILTA>ON, Reconnecting Community Through A Virtual Conference
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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 23, 2022
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So Much ESI is “Fair Game” When It Comes to Employment Litigation
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Microsoft Teams Recordings Now Expire in Sixty Days– I agree with Doug, from an eDiscovery point of view this is something you need to consider
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Cybersecurity training isn’t working. And hacking attacks are only getting worse
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Managing Change, Improving Adoption: How IT Can Better Support the Legal Department
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How I learned to find work-life balance during the COVID-19 pandemic
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A New Era of Workplace Safety: Prioritizing Psychosocial Health