Surviving COVID-19: Lessons learned by a tech CEO

Jim Barrett met with clients in San Francisco in early March as the pandemic spread. After returning home, he got sick with what turned out to be COVID-19.

Cybercriminals unleash diverse wave of attacks on COVID-19 vaccine researchers

Sharp drop in overall security spending forecast from Gartner due to COVID-19

COVID-19: Digital transformation plans are being put on fast-forward

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Microsoft adds CompTIA certifications to datacenter training programs

Apple's Developer app makes the leap to macOS in time for WWDC 2020

5G projected to surpass 190M subscriptions globally by end of 2020

BlackBerry partners with Intel to detect cryptojacking malware

Quantum computers now have a new universal language

Dropbox adds password manager, vault, and other security features

How blockchain is transforming online gaming for players

How Business Email Compromise attacks pose a threat to organizations

How to install MicroK8s on macOS

How to recall a message sent in Microsoft Outlook

Video teleconferencing do's and don'ts (free PDF)

There are certain behaviors that are acceptable to do while on a Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, or some other video conferencing platform, and some things that you just need to avoid. TechRepublic talked to etiquette experts and business pros to get their advice on what to do, and what not to do on camera. Their advice, tips, and tricks to make the most out of a video teleconference are compiled in this free download.