Shared Links (weekly) August 31, 2025
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This past weekend I attended a little meetup at Lake Conestee. thanks to meetup.com. As I was going through the handful of photos I took at the park, I started to think about online social networking, and how location does affect how you network. As much as the internet and social networking has opened up…
Employees failing to take holiday are risking their mental wellbeing
AT&T’s 911, Cellular Networks Face Plant In Wake Of Hurricane Ida
– Personally, I lost cell service, and contact with the outside world, for 1 day, but in Baton Rouge, AT&T failing is accepted knowledge.
Businesses Found to Neglect Cybersecurity Until it is Too Late
Is Your Litigation Opponent Entitled to Know the Identity of Your E-Discovery Consultant?
Early Case Assessment in Ediscovery: Start Your Case Off Right
Understanding Open Source Intelligence is Critical to Cybersecurity
This phishing attack uses a countdown clock to panic you into handing over passwords
The UK Online Safety Bill Attacks Free Speech and Encryption
AKA the great cleanup of 2006. I’ve always said that I wasn’t a good test subject to measure how effective any anti-trojan or spyware application is, so while I’ve kept a professional interest in the latest and greatest tools, I hadn’t been given a really good opportunity to try them out, until last week. A…
The reality is that the labor force is diverse, and your employees are as well. There are also going to be a wide range of life issues that they are dealing with. Mental health is one of them, and based on the statistics, someone who works for you is dealing with some form of anxiety, depresssion or some other issue. Wouldn’t it be great, and help employee retention, if they were supported at work?