TechCrunch | Richard Socher, former chief scientist at Salesforce, who helped build the Einstein artificial intelligence platform, is taking on a new challenge — and it’s a doozy. Socher wants to fix consumer search and today he announced you.com, a new search engine to take on the mighty Google.

BetterCloud | Today, SaaS adoption continues unabated. The byproduct for IT is a new way of managing and securing users and data—complete with new headaches and risks, particularly when employees leave. The cure? Automated offboarding, which is a fundamental function of user lifecycle management (ULM) in SaaSOps. To help you make the case, here’s a business case template and guidance on completing it.

ZDNet | In a press release today, FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia said the threat actor also searched for information related to some of the company's government customers. Mandia described the attacker as a "highly sophisticated threat actor, one whose discipline, operational security, and techniques lead us to believe it was a state-sponsored attack."

Gizmodo | Today, the security company and network Cloudfare announced a plan to stop your internet service provider from creeping on your web activity. Co-developed by engineers at Apple and Fastly, the Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS (ODoH) standard works to decouple your IP address from your queries.

MakeUseOf |If you find yourself creating lots of presentations, you might be wondering if there's something you can do to speed up the process. The answer is yes, you just need to make use of all the handy shortcuts that PowerPoint offers. Here's a list of all the best PowerPoint keyboard shortcuts so that you can navigate, create, and present your presentations with ease.

How-To Geek | Normally, Windows 10 will automatically set the printer you used most recently to be your default printer. For some people, this can be annoying. Luckily, you can turn this feature off and manage your default printer manually. Here’s how.

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