Shared Links (weekly) March 24, 2024
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So Much ESI is “Fair Game” When It Comes to Employment Litigation
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
Cybersecurity training isn’t working. And hacking attacks are only getting worse
Managing Change, Improving Adoption: How IT Can Better Support the Legal Department
How I learned to find work-life balance during the COVID-19 pandemic
A New Era of Workplace Safety: Prioritizing Psychosocial Health
I’m Not a Doctor – How to Help My Team’s Mental Health– I love the idea of modeling the behavior and making it “explicitly acceptable to take breaks.” Updating IT and Custodian Interviews for Today’s Data Sources Organizational Developers: Becoming Trauma Informed Will Elevate How You Operate The Secret Weapon Hackers Can Use to Dox…
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Google Has a Plan to Disrupt the College Degree?This is pretty interesting, could work, if we can get orgs to see it as “qualified”. Would open a ton of doors.
Toward a Zoom agreement?”The purpose of a meeting is not to fill the allocated slot on the Google calendar invite. The purpose is to communicate an idea and the emotions that go with it, and to find out what’s missing via engaged conversation. If we can’t do that, let’s not meet.”
Report: AI Company Leaks Over 2.5M Medical Records
The Intersection of E-Discovery and Cybersecurity: You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby
Think You Don’t Need to Preserve Slack Data for Discovery? Think Again
There is No Such Thing as a Free Lunch in Legal Tech
Non-Lawyer Ownership Doesn’t Guarantee More A2J?The $$ barrier to entry for someone to even be a lawyer guarantees legal services will always be expensive. #A2J will require systemic changes.
5 Best Password Managers of 2020
Surveys Show Technology Is The Key To Law Firm Success During COVID-19 And Beyond
Minimize The Risk of Data Loss From Departing Employees With These Simple Checklists
Cellebrite asks cops to keep its phone hacking tech ‘hush hush’– don’t ask how cops get data or whether the data they present is accurate by having them explain it. “Trust us”. Hmm.
real simple syndication– “So maybe it’s time we all got back to the basics and curated our own news, instead of having it pushed to us by an algorithm.”
How Microsoft is Using Copilot to Drive Customers to Microsoft 365 E5