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Is your day chalk full of video calls? Wondering why you're exhausted at the end of the day? The two might be related 😉. In this column, Robyn and I discuss some of the reasons for 'zoom fatigue' and what technology might help address it.
The Canada Revenue Agency suffered a large breach exposing over 5,000 citizens to COVID-19 benefit fraud. This issue exposes some of the challenges of providing authentication services to millions of citizens. Why did this happen? And what can we do to protect ourselves?
To make sure that systems work as intended and only as intended. That's the goal of cybersecurity.
Outages are hard to handle. There's pressure to get things back up and running, to avoid damage to your reputation, and to avoid getting yelled at by the boss. The Help Desk is often the best positioned team to help...and the most overlooked.
AWS re:Invent is the best conference in cloud. This year it's an entirely virtual experience spread over 3 weeks. This post will help you get the most of out the event. (Updates regularly)
Is a social network focused on dancing, lip syncing, and fun a threat to national security just because of who owns it? Is TikTok a threat to national security? Do you need to worry about it you or your family using it?
🗑🔥 doesn't quite cut it anymore. Following a random thought, I dive into the process to create a new official emoji and why isn't "dumpster fire" in the official list?
The Well-Architected Framework is a set of principles that can help you find the ideal build for the problem at hand...regardless of the size of that problem. This post walks you through the application of the framework to a small problem but delivers big returns.