This Week’s Links
The ongoing struggle with XMLRPC led to the weekly blog links not getting posted earlier today, so here there are, manually. Here’s hoping I can get it work next week, this is too much like work. 😉
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Shared Links (weekly) May 1, 2022
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You Can Now Ask Google to Remove Your Phone Number, Email or Address from Search Results
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Employers Play a Role in Building Strong Foundations, Preventing Child Abuse
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This is How Your Workplace Can Survive the Great Resignation
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Information Governance Will Never Be Sexy, But It Is Necessary
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Partner Opens Up About Depression And How Firms Can Do Better
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What a future without passwords would look like, when it might happen
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3 Things to Remember in Setting a Firm Foundation for eDiscovery
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Linked: Get Brainspace Certified for Free
If you are a Brainspace user, customer, or are working with one of their customers, this might be worth checking out: Brainspace is now offering all of its certification courses and learning content for FREE to our customers, partners and individuals working directly with our licensed customers over the next 30 days beginning April 1st. https://www.brainspace.com/training-promo Follow…
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Linked: Want to be an effective mentor in 2021? Talk about mental health
This is really the big question many of us have, and rightfully so. Hopefully, your workplace is smart enough to encourage you to disconnect during off hours, or take care of your mental health needs, and speak up if you’re feeling burned out. But, what do we do if that same employer also rewards the folks who don’t do any of that? How does an employee keep up healthy boundaries and not get left behind in their career when they watch the peers who work all hours of the day/night, never disconnect, and work in an absolutely non-sustainable way are praised for their “grit and commitment”, and maybe even promoted over folks who work harder at maintaining a sustainable work-life balance?
Linked – 6 reasons why phishing is so popular and successful
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…
Linked – Container ships easy to hack, track, send off course and even sink, security experts say
This doesn’t sound good. “Pen Test Partners (PTP), a penetration testing and security services firm, demonstrated a number of methods for hacking into the satcom systems of ships, which can allow bad actors access to shipboard systems and wreak potential havoc for the vessels and the shipping industry.” Hmm, imagine what kind of havoc could…
