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Not to be pedantic about the topic but SOC 2 is an auditing standard, not a security framework. It defines what you’ll be assessed against but it doesn’t tell you how to build your security program. You’ll find the prescriptive controls in real frameworks like ISO 27001, NIST CSF, or CIS Controls which do give you a structure for implementing security.
This AI recommends you visualize inequality at scale and see the difference between 1B vs 300B. https://youtu.be/c7sr46hxVM4
I can fathom 3B, I can’t fathom 300B
It’s entry-level billionaires club. The top 10 each hold $100B–$300B+, so the wealth distribution is extraordinarily skewed even within billionaires themselves. Musk is hundreds of times richer. Hardly obscenely rich.
According to some online sources his total wealth is under $3B. Hardly ‘unfathomable wealth’ IMO. Sure, billionaire territory but nowhere near the ultra-wealthy.
Ehm sorry but no. CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management so … a support ticket is, by definition, a customer relationship event.
Salesforce spending millions to conflate “CRM” with “sales pipeline” was just marketing.
Also, Zendesk calls itself a CRM. Freshdesk’s parent is literally named Freshworks CRM. Gartner and Forrester have always put support under the CRM umbrella.
In countries that phased out lead later, even early Millennials faced similar or worse childhood exposure. It’s a global generational story, just with different timelines by country. As a personal example, Romania only phased out leaded gasoline at the end of 2004.
In a kinetic warfare or authoritarian context, this is rather a life safety vulnerability. In the industry, we call this the crossover from Information Security (InfoSec) to Operational Security (OpSec), where a digital flaw becomes a Kinetic Threat.
Mozilla Corp is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation. Tomayto, tomahto.
Loads as a regular webpage for me (Safari, black font, white background).
Before tossing GDPR onto the bonfire, perhaps the EU should first look at DORA.
There's a bit of a mix-up here. The “Search History Data – Not Linked with You” label you see on the App Store refers only to the searches you perform within the Home Connect app—not your full Google search history. Given that iOS apps run in a sandboxed environment, there's no way for the app to access your Google account. It’s a standard practice among smart home devices to enhance functionality, not to spy on your entire digital life.
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I agree. Additionally, the authors haven’t considered data deletion policies. Most SaaS providers delete data within 30 to 90 days after contract termination. It’s unlikely that data from 100,000 failed startups, each using 20 to 30 SaaS applications, still exists.
Funny enough, ‘Cariad’ translates to ‘hell chariot’ in Romanian—a name that feels oddly fitting given this fiasco.
Many people are eager to plug in their air purifiers and get started, but they often miss the fine print about checking inside the unit. Leaving the plastic bag on the filter basically turns the purifier into a fan, without any actual filtering. I saw someone post that they ran theirs like that for months before realizing it—no air getting filtered the whole time! Your dust photo reminded me, so just wanted to mention it in case you hadn’t checked for the bag inside.
or … EU enforces strict privacy laws to protect individuals, and some companies that don't respect these regulations are getting fined as a result.
The author of the article seems to be confused about the GDPR notification requirements. In the event of a personal data breach, the controller is required to notify the supervisory authority without undue delay, and where feasible, no later than 72 hours after becoming aware of the breach—not the users themselves. However, when it comes to informing end users, the GDPR requires that they be notified without undue delay if the breach is likely to result in a high risk to their rights and freedoms. It’s mind-boggling that FlightAware took three weeks to inform users, which raises concerns about their handling of the situation. It’s also suspicious that they haven’t clarified whether they are aware if the exposed data was actually copied by bad actors—one should assume it was.
Congrats on the launch! Not to sound negative about it but you do realize Overwatch is a trademark of Blizzard Entertainment …
I was reading this comment and thought it looks AI generated. GPTZero’s scan resulted in detecting 100% of this text as likely AI generated.
This effective solution has been in use for a number of years now in cities throughout Czechia, Poland, Romania, Estonia and probably many others around Europe. I wish we could see a faster uptake of this approach in Ireland.
Layoffs.fyi offers a more complete estimation, currently 1179 tech companies w/ layoffs, totaling 261847 employees laid off in 2023.
Out of the endless streams of garbage on the interwebz, Substack is the last place I’d call out.
I'm inside the EU (Ireland) and "reasonably priced books in English aren't easy to find" unless you're buying pre-owned books and in most cases I can't find what I'm looking for specially when it comes to tech books. As an island, we're very much dependent on Amazon.co.uk for books.
You can enable or disable FaceI ID from the settings. Just curious, why is using Face ID crazy?
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Gotta love how the inability to respect GDPR and privacy leads to someone blocking the whole EU from accessing the website.
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"Computer network" to "Niger" Time: 257.660 Seconds
Number of links visited: 3
The path you took: [ "Computer network", "Internet Assigned Numbers Authority", "Time zone", "Niger" ]
Gandi, Porkbun or Namesilo. Been using all three of them for years and never went back to GoDaddy or Namecheap.