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If you’ve never heard of Boxcryptor, it’s software that automatically encrypts the data you are storing with cloud providers, like GDrive or Dropbox. It’s free for personal use, which allows you to encrypt the data for one cloud provider, but it is also available for sale for personal “Pro” versions and commercial use. For example…
Rather Than Making The Internet Safe For Kids, Make Your Kids Safe For The Real World– as a child abuse survivor, I’ve long advocated for the reality that if you don’t educate your kids so they can “stay innocent” someone else will, and you won’t like the results.
NSA Releases Best Practices For Securing Your Home Network Security Service > Article
4 ways HR can support and develop managers– It beats what we’ve done for years, promoting each team’s best member to management with no training at all.
Increasing supervisor savvy around culture, race, and identity
We Asked, They Answered: What Women Leaders Really Want at Work
When you want to help ease stress in the workplace: 3 main areas of focus– Training your people is number 1. Just saying. 😉
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I’m not exaggerating. The distaste users had for the software they were forced to use because the organization purchased it was only equaled by how little they knew about how to use it. This is not a coincidence. Poor training or lack of training leaves users figuring out what to do on their own, and they usually miss out on many of the features that could make their jobs easier. Most of them figure out enough to get by.
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Remote Work Anxiety is Real. Here’s How to Help Employees Who Have It.
What Should You Collect for eDiscovery? Start with What Your Business Uses
Why you can’t solve knowledge problems with information tools alone
The fight against ransomware calls for a new backup strategy
The Booming Underground Market for Bots That Steal Your 2FA Codes