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Developer doing good: How one coder is helping feed his community during the COVID-19 pandemic

Developer Tom Monks talks about using his coding and project management skills to help his community respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Amazon puts one-year moratorium on police use of facial recognition software

Microsoft and Udacity partner in new $4 million machine-learning scholarship program for Microsoft Azure

Blockchain could speed up delivery of IRS stimulus checks

How Google is combatting coronavirus-related cyberthreats

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Traditional office life gets a post-pandemic makeover

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Nokia: Top 5G use cases for the enterprise and consumers

How team diversity can improve project success rates

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Social engineering: A cheat sheet for business professionals (free PDF)

Security consulting firm Social Engineer, Inc., defines social engineering in incredibly basic and broad terms: “Any act that influences a person to take an action that may or may not be in their best interest.” To learn more about social engineering check out this download from TechRepublic.