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Come listen to our discussion on tips for implementing EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response). #EDR #EDRImplementation #CyberSecurity
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Dark Rhino's Security Confidential Podcast is honored to have Karen Hough the founder and CEO of ImprovEdge as a guest. Karen will be discussing "How to Build Resilience, Adapt to Obstacles, and Thrive." Guidance very much needed in the current time.
Karen Hough is the Founder & CEO of ImprovEdge, which creates business training with an improv twist, and is in the Top 1% of woman-owned businesses in the US. She is a #1 Amazon bestselling author, recipient of the Silver Stevie Award for Most Innovative Business of the Year, and won both the WNBA Inspiring Woman Award and the WBENC PitchPivot Grand Prize. She is a philanthropist, Yale grad, avid hiker and lives in Ohio with her husband and 3 children. Her books include: “The Improvisation Edge: Secrets to Building Trust and Radical Collaboration at Work”, “Be the Best Bad Presenter Ever: Break the Rules, Make Mistakes and Win Them Over”, and “Go With It: Embrace the Unexpected to Drive Change”. She is also the creator of the “Yes! Deck”, a deck of cards packed with business tips.
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In this week’s episode of Security Confidential, we dive into the different ways our Rhinos have stumbled into the world of cybersecurity.
For more information, you can check out the resources we have listed below or visit our website. For episode requests, please email [email protected]
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From December to March, Zoom gained 190 million users. With this many privacy concerns have risen, such as “Zoombombing,” in which malicious users join a Zoom meeting and show inappropriate images.
In this week’s episode of Security Confidential, we dive into the ways in which remote workers can maintain their privacy while working from home.
For more information, you can check out the resources we have listed below or visit our website. For episode requests, please email [email protected]
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