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The remote work boom has handed IT professionals something they never had before: a genuine choice in where they live while keeping their salary largely intact. For the first time, you can take a San …
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On March 2, 2021, Microsoft released emergency patches for four critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Exchange Server. Within hours, every serious organization’s incident response team was in …
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If you spent most of 2020 watching the job market contract, the current state of tech hiring probably feels surreal. The freeze broke months ago, and the market has swung hard in the other direction. …
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When FireEye went public about its own breach on December 8th, the security world barely had time to catch its breath. Within days, the real story emerged: someone had poisoned the software supply …
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Nine months ago, most of us were working from offices. The abruptness still feels surreal. By mid-March, IT departments across the country were executing the largest remote work migration in history, …
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Right now, in October and November of 2020, IT leaders across the world are sitting down with their CFOs to plan next year’s budgets. These budget conversations are happening while the pandemic …
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When the pandemic hit and offices emptied in a matter of days, IT departments scrambled to get people home with approved tools. Some companies pulled it off reasonably well. Others did not. But what …
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By September 2020, everyone had noticed it. Your colleagues’ cameras stayed off more often. Meetings that could have been emails started being scheduled as async updates. People began admitting …
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The pandemic forced a massive experiment on the world, and now some of the largest technology companies are admitting the results: remote work isn’t a temporary accommodation. It’s the …
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In March 2020, IT help desks across the world went from managing a predictable flow of in-office technical problems to handling an unprecedented crisis. I wrote in April about what the transition to …
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