Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 30, 2025
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Don’t Just Memorize Your Next Presentation — Know It Cold– I often hear people talking about not practicing their presentation for fear of sounding “too rehearsed.” The fix is to know it even better.
Rise of Collaboration Apps Could Make Data Custodians Irrelevant– I agree data is no longer about the person who created it.
You Need to Address Skills Gaps Before It’s Too Late. Here’s How.
Stop Passing the Buck on Cybersecurity: Why Companies Must Build Safety Into Tech Products – As Americans have integrated technology into nearly every facet of their lives, they have unwittingly come to accept that it is normal for new software and devices to be indefensible by design.
Hackers are getting faster whilst defenders are treading water. Over 99 per cent of attacks compromise systems within days (four out of five do it within minutes), and two-thirds of those siphon off data within days (a fifth do it in minutes). Whilst there was an improvement in the number of breaches detected in ‘days…
So everyone has been blogging the story of the Digital Choice and Freedom Act, a bill designed to protect consumers fair-use rights. I don’t know whether the bill will ever get anywhere, but it is nice to see someone seeing the problem at least. But I want to point your attention to the very end…
Do you know all of the locations where your business data may be lurking? Do you have a plan to collect and preserve it? Good luck with that… If an employer does not offer a certain solution, or if the solution provided is unsatisfactory, users can and generally will start using an alternative with a…
Big Law’s Internal Audit of Associate Billing Reveals Padded Bills Associated with Document Review
– The review tools know how long you were logged in…
An Introduction to Microsoft 365 Updates with Legal and Compliance Considerations
3 Things My Family RV Trip Taught Me about E-Discovery (Seriously!)
More than 3.5 million people needed worldwide to work in cybersecurity
Dangers Posed by Evidentiary Software—and What to Do About It