Are you struggling with poor performance in complex #Excel files? If so, take a read about how to understand and control how #microsoftexcel calculates its results: https://t.co/7r68oPQaa5
Given the rush to automate everything, this is worth a watch, from @Nicola_Askham : Do I need Data Governance before Artificial Intelligence? https://t.co/WhqUe7xrFO via @YouTube.
@Microsoft's vision for the #future of... umm.... the #RibbonUI? Or #Microsoft itself? Or the world maybe? At least, I think that's what this is. Kinda hard to tell, among all the #marketing guff.
@HackingHumansCW This is interesting - and fits in with your conversations about "Hacking the hackers" over the past couple of weeks. https://t.co/BDiroN3YYK #CyberSecurity#hacking
@Dune_London @Dune_LondonHelp @SmashinSecurity Umm.... I've just tried to unsubscribe from your mailing list. I sense from your unsub form that you're exposing rather more of your database than you intended. If I tick Seg_Vic_Highspenders do I get better deals? #GDPR
@SmashinSecurity @LastPass Do you get to wear one each? Or I sense a prize for the month's best "Pick of the week". Perhaps you could call it "Sock of the month"?
(Incidentally, I meant on a wide scale, rather than one white-hat installing a patch for his great uncle. I meant that - but Twitter wouldn't let me have all those letters. And you think you've got a problem with the letter G!)
@caroletheriault@gcluley Just listening to Ep 131of @SmashinSecurity (don't ask - been a long dark winter). You discuss ways of getting users to update Windows via an Outreach program. Has there ever been a case of a grey-hat using Metasploit etc to install a Windows Update?!
Why am I not surprised at this move by @Google? And why not reassured by their statement that "Nothing will change"? UK Google users could lose EU GDPR data protections
https://t.co/jFGJfKuJMx
Really interesting discussion about the role of a #CISO, esp. in the event of a breach. Sales person? Educator? Fuse in a lightning rod? @dspark#DefenseInDepth
When Are CISOs Responsible for Breaches? by Defense in Depth
https://t.co/UNoJubdOkl #nowplaying
That's a decent chunk of cash for the hackers. I wonder what assurance the university had that the decryption key would be available after paying? #ransomware
https://t.co/Ga54LiqTMu
Today's cryptomining printer is tomorrow's NotPetya. The danger of #IoT devices is that they straddle the border between the virtual and physical worlds. #infosec
https://t.co/9Sc97d47kd
Surely this counts as a #Windows#Security issue that @Microsoft need to resolve - quite apart from buying the domain as a matter of public good?
https://t.co/n1Z6UqBYe3
"Data compiled from GP surgeries and hospitals โ and then sold for huge sums for research โ can routinely be linked back to individual patientsโ medical records"
Still - as long as we're making money on the deal, right?
#GDPR#privacy#infosec
https://t.co/cooSyQVL4O