Dark Reading | FIFA, the international governing body of soccer, was hacked for a second time earlier this year, the organization has acknowledged. While full details of the hack and its consequences have not yet been released, some information has begun to emerge. One known: how the hack took place. A phishing campaign succeeded in convincing Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) staff and officials to give up their network credentials, allowing the attackers to access confidential information.

Bleeping Computer | Microsoft has announced that they will automatically enable the emailing of tips and training information to all Office 365 and Microsoft 365 users starting on November 29th, 2018. In a message sent to admins in the Microsoft Office 365 admin center, Microsoft is stating that a setting will be enabled by default that allows Microsoft to send emails to users that contain tips and training information related to their subscriptions.

Ars Technica | Millions of Wi-Fi access points sold by Cisco, Meraki, and Aruba have two critical vulnerabilities being patched that could allow hackers to run malware inside the sensitive networks that use the gear. While the flaws open corporate networks to some scary attacks, the real-word likelihood of them being exploited is debatable.

ITProPortal | Gemma Platt, managing executive at Vigilant Software, shares five critical steps businesses need to take in order to embed and embrace ISO 27001 risk assessments to avoid potential GDPR consequences.

TechRepublic | The Team Drive content manager role lets people open and edit files with Google Drive File Stream, but it also allows people to move and delete items.

Computerworld | Reclaim wasted time and watch your efficiency soar with this spectacularly useful cross-platform add-on.

TechRepublic | Mistakes are inevitable when you work in IT, but they don't have to cripple your morale or career.

Wired | "The MacBook Air looks like a great computer. But it's not what a great computer will look like in the future," writes Lauren Goode.

G Suite Updates | Over the next few months, Google will completely replace old Google Contacts with new Google Contacts (also known as Contacts preview). New Contacts will be the only Google Contacts version after February 12, 2019.

G Suite Updates | Google is adding the ability to delegate contact management to someone else in new Google Contacts (aka Contacts preview). When you delegate contact management, you give someone else the ability to edit or delete information in your personal contacts folder on your behalf.

Asana Blog | With Portfolios in Asana, you can monitor the progress of your important initiatives and company objectives in one place.