Why Section 230 Actually Matters For the Internet as we Know It
I found this article from The Hill to be rather enlightening on the subject of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Because it shows that most of the critics of it, on both sides of the political spectrum, simply … Continued
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Screen Time: Conclusions About the Effects of Digital Media Are Often Incomplete, Irrelevant, or Wrong/a> Cybersecurity – What Keeps Us Up at Night Chrome Will Kill Tracking Cookies… by 2022 Degradation: How TIFF+ Disrupts Search Top 10 Predictions for the … Continued
Linked: How to Manage an Employee with Depression
The article below is full of management advice, some of which you may agree with, some of it, maybe not. But, the one thing I can say from my own experience is that there’s no excuse for your organization to … Continued
Linked: Social Media Is Improving Their Lives, Say Baby Boomers
It’s quite often that we hear about how miserable people are who use social media, so it’s always refreshing when a study comes out and shows us that isn’t universally true. But, I do wonder how much it is how … Continued
Linked: Critical WordPress Plugin Bug Allows Admin Logins Without Password
It’s been patched, so if you’re behind on your WordPress plugin upgrades, get with it. “A critical authentication bypass vulnerability allows anyone to log in as an administrator user on WordPress sites running an affected version of the InfiniteWP Client … Continued
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5 key questions an Office 365 eDiscovery Team must answer How to Create a Company Culture That Supports Mental Health and Thrives as a Result The Luddite Lawyer 2020: AALS Panel Examines Attorney Technology Competence San Diego’s massive, 7-year experiment … Continued
An Example of Too Much Trust in IT
Hey, remember when I wrote about network security monitoring and whether you trust your IT folks? Or the podcast discussion we had on the Nuix Unscripted podcast? One of our big takeaways from the discussion was to make sure there … Continued