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Fixing the Web
Tim Berners-Lee, the world-renowned inventor of the World Wide Web, is promoting “The Contract for the Web,” which he describes as a plan to fix it. All the suggestions in the Contract’s nine main principles and 72 sub-clauses are positive and helpful, but, somehow,...
The Future of Videoconferencing: Microsoft, Cisco and Zoom Join Forces
In November, Microsoft, Cisco and Zoom announced agreements to make their respective videoconferencing services interoperable. Beginning in early 2020, people using either Cisco’s Webex or Zoom Rooms will be able to join Microsoft Teams meetings, and vice versa, all...
Hackers in Charge
Public USB ports, USB cables and USB adapters can be sources of malware if used in the wild. Carry your own adapters and cables, or buy a USB data blocker.
The Highest Common Denominator in Privacy Rights
I’m in the middle of a busy work/family travel schedule, so this blog post will be a bit brief. Microsoft has announced that it will support the stipulations in California’s new California Consumer Privacy Act for all its customers in the United States, not just those...
Working with Azure Sentinel and Azure AD Identity Protection
I decided to work with Azure Sentinel by adding Azure AD Identity Protection. Why? For one, it was easier than connecting Azure Sentinel to our firewall (which is way beyond my pay grade). More importantly, we know that compromised identities (usernames and passwords)...
Microsoft Phone System Updates Continue to Roll Out
It's time to share some Microsoft Phone System updates, together with some insights. You’ll recall that I wrote a lengthy post about planning for a Phone System implementation. I also wrote a more recent post challenging some assumptions about how to roll out a Phone...
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