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By 2020, millennials, who range in age from 23 to 38, will occupy 35% of the global workforce. They also make up the majority of non-desk workforces. However, according to a report by Speakap, 32% of managers labeled millennials as the most difficult generation to engage. What is an employer to do? The Managing millennials ...
The holiday season is here. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with all the parties, gift-gifting, and gift-receiving, not to mention the seemingly never-ending flow of goodies to eat during the holiday season. Before taking a deep-dive into the merriment, check out the TechRepublic’s Holiday survival guide. You’ll learn the best options for side jobs to ...
The total number of security vulnerabilities reported increased 92% over the last year, according to Bugcrowd’s report Priority One: The State of Crowdsourced Security in 2019. The top five vulnerabilities discovered by security researchers were broken access control, sensitive data exposure, server security misconfiguration, broken authentication and session management, and cross-site scripting—most of which are ...
A Zero Day vulnerability in the Mac Zoom Client allows any malicious website to enable the machine’s camera without the user’s permission, potentially impacting the 700,000+ companies worldwide using Zoom for video conferencing each day, security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh disclosed in a post on Medium. The vulnerability leverages Zoom’s feature of allowing users to share ...
Business travelers are some of the most at-risk victims of cyberattacks, but don’t seem to realize it, according to an IBM Security report conducted by Morning Consult. The transportation industry has become the second-most attacked industry, and since January 2018, some 566 million records have been either leaked or compromised in the travel industry, the ...
Every employee departure is different. Some leave abruptly, some are terminated, and some give two weeks notice and help ease co-workers in the transition. No matter how a system administrator leaves, the result is the same: Disruption. In order to ease co-workers’ minds and alleviate potential chaos certain actions must be taken. Check out TechRepublic’s ...
Identity and access management (IAM) technologies have become critical in the fight to protect customers from fraud, identity theft, and privacy abuses. Business leaders, CIOs, and CISOs use these technologies to both engage with customers and protect them throughout their journey. This report, by Forrester, outlines how business leaders can leverage IAM technologies to enable ...
Scrum meetings are short and focus on the backlog of project management tasks or directly related concerns. Whether you are a Scrum Master, a product owner, or part of a development team, following these key do’s and don’ts can help create an optimal environment for scrum meeting success. Learn more in this free PDF download.
Layoffs are a fact of life, and–in this age of globalization, downsizing, mergers, and acquisitions–all too common. While you may not be able to control your employment status, you can control how you respond to a potential layoff. Check out the ten ways to survive a layoff in this free PDF download. (These suggestions are ...
Whether it’s an annual performance review or feedback on a project, employees will be critiqued by a manager or team member at some point. While nobody enjoys receiving criticism, negative feedback can help employees improve and become more productive, if it is taken the correct way, according to CashNetUSA’s How to Handle Negative Feedback infographic. ...