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| Chrome 70 Released with Revamped Google Account Login System | ZDNet | Google has released Chrome 70, the latest version of its browser, yesterday. The most anticipated addition to the release is a new Chrome setting panel option that allows users to control how the browser behaves when they log into a Google account. Google added this new setting after the company was accused last month of secretly logging users into their Chrome browser accounts whenever they logged into a Google website. | Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2019 | PCMag | Every year Gartner produces one of the most comprehensive lists of the trends that CIOs and other senior executives should be paying attention to. Here's what's on tap for 2019. | Google Aims Plus at the Enterprise as Consumer Side Falters | Computerworld | Google sees a ‘new direction’ for its social network after a security flaw prompts it to kill off the consumer version. Google Plus is being tied more tightly into G Suite. | Human Error to Blame for 30% of Data Breaches: Commission | The Sydney Morning Herald | More than one third of companies that had data breaches in the last quarter passed on private customer information because of simple human mistakes, according to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. The most common human error? Sending emails containing personal information to the wrong recipient. |
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| The 15 Most Valuable IT Certifications Today | CIO | Looking for a leg up in your IT career? IT certifications remain a proven way to quickly gain valuable skills and demonstrate deeper interest and know-how in a domain that will further your career. |
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| The Secret History of Ctrl+Alt+Del | Fast Company | Ctrl+Alt+Del will go down in history as that one confoundingly difficult way to restart your PC when everything else has failed. But how did it originate? This short video explains how it was a pain by design. |
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