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| CIO | From data scientists to data security pros, the battle for the best in IT talent will wage on next year. Here’s what to look for when you’re hiring for the 7 most in-demand jobs for 2018 — and how much you should offer based on experience. |
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| The Next Web | This is truly half-brutal, half-hilarious. A Microsoft employee was forced to pause his Azure presentation in the middle of a live demo session in order to install Google’s Chrome… because the company’s own Edge browser kept crashing. |
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| BetterCloud Monitor | GDPR will go into effect in less than seven months. Are you prepared? We're kicking off a three-part series that covers everything IT needs to know about GDPR. In this first post, a data privacy expert explains 11 key concepts and why you need to starting preparing now. |
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| Digital Inspiration | The author of a PDF file may add print restrictions that disallow other users from printing the document. Here's a workaround using Google Drive. |
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| BetterCloud Monitor | There are so many hidden tips and tricks for software and technology that it’s impossible to figure them all out. |
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| Today's Tip from Controlling Your SaaS Environment | | | | Here’s a common scenario. Employees who are working on a specific task or project will often request admin access or elevated access in general. Full access is given to them but is never taken away, because tracking and auditing admin privileges is difficult to do in native admin consoles. As a result, this leads to an over-assignment of super admin privileges across SaaS applications. Giving employees more rights than needed is ill-advised on many levels, namely because it snowballs into larger security problems down the line. “If you hand out admin privileges like candy, it’ll come back to haunt you,” writes InfoWorld. |
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| Last week, Slack shared some pumpkin-spiced delights and Google announced a spooky API shutdown. |
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