As a political issue, Hillary Clinton's email problems is a cautionary tale. But there are several important lessons that business and nonprofit leaders can take from it as well.
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A good day to dust off those email policies
Today might be a good day to take a look at our own email policies and make sure they're updated, clear, accurate and enforced. Don't have an email policy? Maybe this will help.
VPN combats the risks of mobile Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi is a convenience for the mobile workforce, but it's also a big risk. Here are some steps to protect yourself, your company if you have to use open Wi-Fi.
A synthetic soup of heavy metals and chemicals
Improper disposal of electronics and peripherals is a global problem, contributing to a critical health crisis in the developing world, as children and families live and work in a synthetic soup of dangerous components. We can make a difference by disposing of computers properly.
Support ends for most IE versions; What it means for you
Now that Internet Explorer has gone the way of Netscape and AOL, what will be the browser of the future? Are you ready to ditch your unsupported browser? You should be.
Is privacy the price we must pay for safety?
In the wake of the Paris attacks, many knee-jerk reactions involve giving law enforcement access through backdoors to all communications. That's wrong-headed. Those backdoors can be opened by anyone and make us less safe than we were.
Do you know where your data is?
Companies are becoming more and more focused on collecting, analyzing and informing decisions based on data. But they may be less diligent about protecting it. Shadow databases are a growing problem for businesses, resulting in anything from extra work, inaccurate databased information to data loss to hackers. Do you know where your data is?