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| | | | | What Are the Latest GDPR Security Breach Enforcement Trends? | | ComputerWeekly | With the regulation having been in place for over two years now, data protection regulators have had time to get into the swing of things when it comes to GDPR enforcement. How is enforcement by data protection regulators panning out? Is it really the big risk predicted – or are there bigger risks to the bottom line? | | SaaSOps Stories With Lauren Tibbs, Global IT Director at KeepTruckin | | BetterCloud Monitor | Rachel Orston, chief customer officer here at BetterCloud, sat down with Lauren Tibbs to chat about her career in management and how her team enabled KeepTruckin to make the sudden shift from an office-first to remote work environment when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. | | Code-Execution Bug in Pulse Secure VPN Threatens Patch Laggards Everywhere | | Ars Technica | Tracked as CVE-2020-8218, the vulnerability requires an attacker to have administrative rights on the machine running the VPN. Researchers from GoSecure, the firm that discovered the flaw, found an easy way to clear that hurdle: trick an administrator into clicking on a malicious link embedded in an email or other type of message. | | Teams Now Supports Native OS Notifications for Preview Users on Mac and Windows | | Neowin | Microsoft Teams preview users can now choose to switch between Teams’ own notification toasts and the native OS notifications on Windows and macOS. The feature to switch between the two forms of notifications has begun rolling out for users running the developer preview version of the app and was spotted by Twitter user Matt Wade. |
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| | | How to Access Chrome 85's New Features Without Waiting for Rollouts | | Lifehacker | You can download and install the latest version via Google’s installer. It won’t mess up your browsing experience at all, and it’ll get you going with Chrome 85 if you don’t already have it. And once you’ve done that, here are all the features worth knowing about. | | How to Safely Remove a Drive on Windows 10 | | How-To Geek | When you’re done using a USB drive on your Windows 10 machine, most people simply unplug it. But depending on the settings of your machine, it’s usually best to tell Windows before removing the drive to minimize any chance of data loss. Here’s how. |
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