If your eyes glaze over during IT briefings on security or you turn up iTunes volume when some geeky friend warns you about mobile security, then it's time to put on your big kid clothes and geek up. Are you going to be the weak link that lets your hackers into your company or the last line of defense?
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Touch ID - the new iPhone fingerprint scanner - has taken a lot of hits. But it's still a good first step in biometric security. The problem remains that nothing can protect you ... from you.
Thinking of your tablet as a smaller, lighter laptop will keep you locked up in a legacy toolbox. It's different; you need to be too.
Any time you share an article online or retweet something interesting, you are curating in some fashion. There are curating tools ranging from free to very high end services to help you or your business give shape and focus to random content and provide that to your connections.
Even if you aren't tech-savvy, you can't abrogate your responsibility to know what your team - whether they are staffers or hired consultants/freelancers - are doing in your name. Trust, but verify. Here's how.
We all want to believe our businesses are special. But sometimes that desire to be unique causes us to make expensive and perhaps wrong-headed decisions on technology. Should we build it ourselves or buy off the shelf? Shine a serious light on your business needs and capacity before making this decision.
Two giants are fighting it out for the lead in the collaborative online workspace area. Google Apps and Office 365 are the big dogs in this fight. Who comes out on top?