Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 16, 2025
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I had the opportunity today to try and help someone use CT Summation over the phone. Even though I’ve been using the program pretty extensively for a couple of weeks, it wasn’t until today that I made the connection to Office 2007. You see, in Summation, your toolbars, and menus change based on what part…
“Ransomware is a huge problem. It seems that we hear of more infections despite all the training and news of the potential damage ransomware can cause. There is now a new website to help combat ransomware. The Dutch National Police, Europol, Intel Security, and Kaspersky Lab have launched a new website to aid in the…
Proportionality in eDiscovery is Ideal, but Difficult to Realize Without an Optimized Process
Moving L&D to systemic and strategic impact: the technology infrastructure needed
Every Business Should Normalize & Implement Mental Health Days – Here’s Why
The Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention Ninja Training is here!
The sooner the FIDO Alliance can shut down passwords, the better
Compounded E-Discovery Mistakes Result in Seven Figure Sanctions
Creating Learning Communities to Increase and Retain Women in Leadership
More younger employees use workplace mental wellness benefits, say they are “very important”– These young people are smart. They know what’s up.
Fortinet’s Women: The Path to a Career in Cyber is Different for Everyone
European Court clarifies conflicts between eDiscovery and GDPR
Biden’s national cyber strategy wants to redirect responsibility from users to manufacturers
Why Businesses Should Invest In Employee Learning Opportunities
1. Users are the weak link in the chain Lack of training/awareness about phishing and ransomware is the number one reason these attacks are so successful. According to the research, 6% of users have never received security awareness training, crushing confidence in staff’s ability to recognise threats and act dutifully. Users should be trained…