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To secure the future, we must future-proof our cybersecurity talent and develop teams that are agile, innovative, and perpetually learning.

From Debugging Nightmares to Prompting Superpowers: How IT Pros Are Saving the Day (and Their Jobs) One Clever Command at a Time

A few months ago, I wrote about people using AI Notetakers in Teams meetings. I've spoken several times about the privacy implications of recording Teams meetings, using Copilot, and related practices. One thing I've been encouraging people to understand is that, even if you host the meeting and turn off all AI, recording, and transcription

As new features roll out, things are taking shape in eDiscovery terms, kind of.

It's unfortunately no longer enough to force websites to check your government-issued ID before you can access certain content, because politicians have now discovered that people are using Virtual

In his 2020 book, “Future Politics,” British barrister Jamie Susskind wrote that the dominant question of the 20th century was “How much of our collective life should be determined by the state, and what should be left to the market and civil society?” But in the early decades of this century, Susskind suggested that we face a different question: “To what extent should our lives be directed and controlled by powerful digital systems—and on what terms?” Artificial intelligence (AI) forces us to confront this question. It is a technology that in theory amplifies the power of its users: A manager, marketer, political campaigner, or opinionated internet user can utter a single instruction, and see their message—whatever it is—instantly written, personalized, and propagated via email, text, social, or other channels to thousands of people within their organization, or millions around the world. It also allows us to individualize solicitations for political donations, elaborate a grievance into a well-articulated policy position, or tailor a persuasive argument to an identity group, or even a single person...

You don’t necessarily need to pay for help when you’re looking for a job. Some of the best job search tools are 100% free.

The statistics listed in the Quarterly Threat Report: Third Quarter, 2025, issued by Beazley Security are eye popping. They include: August and September

There were a lot of announcements. How much do eDiscovery professionals need to worry about?

Just a little light conversation about eDiscovery, Microsoft 365, Copilot, etc., before you head out to your holiday weekend.

That post-vacation crash happens because time off alone doesn’t solve chronic stress. Learn what actually creates lasting change and prevents burnout. Save this vacation truth and •follow• fo…

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When change is overwhelming

The Intersection of eDiscovery, Privacy, and Information Governance and Why You Need to Focus on It — Masters Conference Seattle Recap

New research indicates that a four-day workweek with full pay boosts physical and mental health. The study suggests these benefits are largely driven by better sleep and a stronger sense of work ability.

Improve your meeting skills with proven techniques for scheduling, engagement, and problem-solving discussions.

Think you have a deep understanding of AI tools? The 'reverse Dunning-Kruger effect' suggest you’re probably wildly overconfident.

In the age of AI, relationships still matter: how to tap your network for career growth

Confidently navigate networking at a conference with powerful phrases, curiosity, and real connection—yes, even if you hate small talk.

A curated list from one of HBR’s most popular newsletters.

I’ve only had time to watch the keynote today, and I’m already overwhelmed by the number of announced changes coming to M365 – almost all of which involve AI of some sort. If you …

As AI erodes our sense of reality, human curiosity is key to getting the most out of the technology.

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly and Republican Senator John Curtis want to gut Section 230 to combat “political radicalization”—in honor of Charlie Kirk, whose entire career was built on …

Losing your job is a traumatic experience. What you do next can make the situation more bearable and set you up for success.

There were at least ten takeaways from the Georgetown webinar on hyperlinked documents last week. Here are those highlights.

Success is not just about big goals. Learn how focusing on small achievements can lead to transformative success.

The Science of Getting Better

The annual eDiscovery Day is coming on Dec. 4

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