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| | | Police Can't Force You to Unlock Your Phone With Face, Finger, or Any Biometrics | | CSO | A judge in California ruled that law enforcement officials can’t force people to unlock their smartphones with a finger or thumbprint, facial recognition, or even an iris. | | Predicting The Future Of Next-Gen Access And Zero Trust Security In 2019 | | Forbes | The pillars of Zero Trust Security including real-time user verification, device validation, and intelligently limiting access, while also learning and adapting to verified user behaviors are proving to be effective at thwarting breaches and securing company’ digital assets of all kinds. | | The Microsoft/Walgreens Deal Could Kick Off Big Changes to Health Care | | VentureBeat | Microsoft and Walgreens announced a seven-year strategic partnership that will see Walgreens move all of its cloud computing assets to the Microsoft Azure platform, as well as roll out 380K Microsoft 365 seats to Walgreens employees. This is a major win for Microsoft in terms of cloud and Windows seats, but the deal is even more interesting when you read between the lines. | | 7 Privacy Mistakes That Keep Security Pros on Their Toes | | Dark Reading | When it comes to privacy, it's the little things that can lead to big mishaps. If you're worried about #2 on this list (somebody forwarding a corporate email to a friend, spouse, or personal account), BetterCloud can help detect and remediate that. |
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| | | The CIO as Storyteller | | CIO | Effective communication across the enterprise requires a renewed focus on capturing an audience. Tech leaders from California State University, QEP Resources, and Arup share how they handle the challenge. |
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| | | The Tech World’s Best CEO? Microsoft’s Nadella, Hands Down. | | Computerworld | "The world’s best tech leader hasn’t been lionized. I’m talking about Microsoft’s unassuming CEO, Satya Nadella, who as often as not has been considered merely a steady, somewhat boring functionary. Take a look, though, at what he has done at the company through 2018. He has successfully turned Microsoft from a plodding, increasingly irrelevant company into a tech powerhouse that’s surprisingly nimble and more willing to change course than its competitors," writes Preston Gralla. |
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