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Federal agency hacked by 2 groups thanks to flaw that went unpatched for 4 years– Keep up with your updates and patches!
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A Good Starting Place? 100+ eDiscovery Resources: An Abridged Overview
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Microsoft Teams is adding 3D avatars for people who want to turn their webcams off– I will 100% be taking part in only existing as an avatar at work in the future. 😉
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Building a Culture that Supports Mental Health By Creating Opportunities to be Kind
As I said, I’ve seen this same research. More than once. I’ve talked about it here and here, and probably a few other times as well. On the individual level, acts of kindness toward others are beneficial for not only the receiver but the giver. As a peer, I can do what I can to give to my coworkers, but what does it look like to have a culture that encourages, rewards, and maybe even expects that kind of behavior?
There Were Reasons to Do Work From Home Before, Wonder if this Will Push it Even Further Permanently?
I know there are a lot of articles out there about working from home right now, and that makes a ton of sense given the number of companies now asking their employees to do just that during this pandemic. I’m curious though, about remote work in general, and the push for it within many office…
