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A blitzkrieg of ransomware

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"While the default position is to refuse paying to release data encrypted in a ransomware attack, globally, 38 per cent of organisations who suffered such attacks paid up."
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One watch to rule them all?

Mark Lyndersay -
The smartwatch is IP68 rated, which is resistance to a depth of 1.5 metres for 30 minutes. The Watch 5 is also rated as water resistant to a depth of five atmospheres.
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Adventures in Ventura

Mark Lyndersay -
On several occasions, I couldn't find what I was looking for in System Settings, which replaces System Preferences and had to use the search function like a noob.
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The silence of the breaches

Mark Lyndersay -
The TT-CSIRT does not have the legal authority to force any private entity to comply with its guidance. Any entity has a duty to its employees and the people they serve.
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Fixing the Public Service means fixing Government

Mark Lyndersay -
It was here that the death knell of professional meritocracy and the public service as home to the qualified young professional was sounded.
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Microsoft’s Ignite for non-developers

Mark Lyndersay -
Teams, which has largely been a tepid virtual meeting app buoyed by its pervasive presence in the Office 365 lineup can only benefit from the revamp.
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Can TT’s public service ever work remotely?

Mark Lyndersay -
Where performance indicators are present in the workplace and agreed on between management and labour, the tone and delivery of work fundamentally changes.
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Digital transformation questions the budget doesn’t answer

Mark Lyndersay -
"Creating a digital nation" is listed as priority area seven out of nine, but there's little in next year's PSIP that establishes any priorities for the new Digital Transformation Ministry.
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