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Data Privacy 'Grand Bargain' Legislation Is Actually a Terrible Deal
Tech companies are trying to write data privacy legislation for lawmakers in the United States, and it’s not going over well. Titled "A Grand Bargain on Data Privacy for America," the screed lays… -
Cloud, Digital Security May Have The Spotlight in 2019
Offsite computing, typically referred to as ‘the cloud,’ has gone from an interesting project to industry standard in a relatively short time. A new study shows it's now critical to how we get wo… -
Career Resolutions Every Tech Pro Needs to Make for 2019
Looking to advance your tech career in 2019? This is the perfect time to make some resolutions. The key is to start small, because setting overly ambitious goals is a recipe for failure; the more… -
This Year's Worst Passwords Show You Love Simplicity Too Much
For the eighth time, SplashData has released its annual list of the Worst Passwords of the Year. The list features some tried-and-true favorites (“123456,” we’re looking at you!) along with some… -
How to Achieve the Perfect Work-Life Balance
Capital One's Arthur Deane Tells Us How to Prioritize Work-Life Integration Working from home seemed like the perfect solution to achieving a work-life balance. Without having to commute – or let…Sponsored -
Employees Push Back on Which Technology Tools They Can Use
Who makes the final decision on which tech tools end up in the workplace? Managers (including the company’s CTO) might insist that such decisions rest with them. But employees are determined to b… -
Are Tech Pros Ready for Tighter U.S. Privacy Regulations?
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently accused other tech companies of violating their users’ privacy in the name of profit. One U.S. Representative (Ro Khanna, D-CA 17th district) crafted a “Bill of Rights… -
Jobs That Rely Heavily on Python Offer High Salaries
A Python developer can make an average of $107,578 per year. That’s pretty good, but many companies aren’t looking for a “pure” Python developer; they’re looking to fill roles that require extens… -
What the Apple Notarization Program for macOS Apps Means for You
Apple is now asking developers to submit their Mac-ready apps for notarization. This allows developers who distribute apps outside the Mac App Store to let users know Apple has signed off on the… -
You Need a Privacy Policy: Here's Why (and How to Write One)
A privacy policy is one of the more annoying things most of us ignore day-to-day. We breeze past them to log into websites and when we’re about to download something important. But moving forward… -
GitHub Actions May Change the Way You Code (Seriously)
GitHub is launching a service named "Actions" that promises to add unending layers of complexity to your code – in the best way possible. The company is also bringing openness to the enterprise v… -
The Evolution of Work: The Hybrid Model
There’s no debate. The pandemic has caused a reimagination of the global workforce. This has required business leaders across the world to reconsider their workplace and remote working environmen…Sponsored