This isn’t really surprising. “22% of respondents said their firms had experienced a data breach at some point, up from 14 percent last year – that’s a big escalation. Significantly, respondents at firms with 500 or more attorneys took the bulk of those hits.” Law firms in general, and large ones specifically, are target rich…
We seem to have created quite the little problem here – “Employers are continually upping the ante on academic credentials. Nearly a third of jobs that once required only a high-school diploma now demand a four-year college degree, while one in four jobs that used to require a bachelor’s degree now require a master’s degree….
Makes sense – Now, Dropbox has announced that it will also integrate with Google’s G Suite. That means users will be able to create Google Docs, Sheets and Slides files directly within Dropbox. When I was traveling all the time, Dropbox was a huge part of my life. It’s still a huge part of…
Something that seemed like an obvious feature years ago, but hey, at least they’ve gotten around to it. “Bookmarks provide an alternative to liking a tweet that you might simply be marking as something you want to check out later (instead of actually liking it). “ Looking forward to bookmarking some things to read later…
With the recent release of Have I been pwned version 2.0 I’ve seen a lo of articles talking about using the tools to check and see if that oh so clever password you came up with is actually so unique or if it’s appears in a data breach before. There’s also been some talk of…
I admit it, this case is one I’m strangely fascinated by. “On Tuesday morning, the nine justices of the Supreme Court put a legal theory from Microsoft to the test—that the company should not be forced to hand over data held abroad to the American government, even when served with a valid court order.” The…