Computing

Unlike other social media networks, Reddit is not about gaining followers, likes, and comments. It is about sharing ideas and discussions. I have started to enjoy reddit now, 9 years later.

Streaming media platform Plex sent out an email to its customers earlier today notifying them of a security breach that may have compromised account information, including usernames, email addresses and passwords. Although there is no sign that the encrypted passwords were exposed, Plex nevertheless is advising all users to change their passwords immediately.

Is the technology your business uses reliable? Can your employees count on it to do their jobs effectively? It’s important that you be able to answer this question with confidence, and the best way to do that is with a thorough technology audit.

I have seen a number of posts of companies having a problem with enabling App Passwords for their organisation as they would like to access our emails from outside. They have enabled 2 factor authentication and still app password is not there.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic turned the global workforce upside down, many organizations have chosen to embrace the remote work initiative as their long-term strategy.

With benefits like not having to pay to lease a physical office and eliminating the rush-hour commute, working remotely was an easy choice for some companies. And let’s not forget the improved work-life balance that remote work can present. Study shows employees who work from home are 22% happier than workers who always have to report into an on-site office location.

We’re half way past 2022 now, and I hope you have had a smooth ride. There is no other time than now to look into your technology for the remaining of 2022 and beyond.