Work
from home.
SANS
Security Awareness Work-from-Home Deployment Kit
Everything
you need to know to create a secure work-from-home workforce during
the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
Inside
every cloud…
We
Live in Zoom Now
The
New York Times:
“…Teenagers have jokingly referred to themselves as “Zoomers”
online
for years; now the name is literal. Overnight, Zoom has become a
primary social platform for millions of people, a lot of them high
school and college students, as those institutions move to online
learning. Zoom Video Communications is a videoconferencing company
in San Jose, Calif., that has been thrust into the spotlight over the
past week. On Monday morning, its iOS app became the top free
download in Apple’s App Store. On Sunday, nearly 600,000 people
downloaded the app, its biggest day ever, according to Apptopia,
which tracks mobile apps. While the stock market crashes, Zoom
shares have soared this year, valuing the company at $29 billion —
more than airlines like Delta, American Airlines or United Airlines.
Zoom has been preparing for this moment since the
new coronavirus began
spreading in China in January. Even then it was easy to see that
Zoom’s primary customer base — videoconferencing desk workers —
would become more reliant on its services while quarantined at home.
So the company began closely monitoring its capacity and started
hosting free training sessions. In China, Zoom dropped its 40-minute
limit for free calls. But no amount of planning could have
anticipated the company’s emergence as a cultural phenomenon used
to host parties, concerts,
church
services and
art
shows.
Zoom could not have prepared to become a meme…”
Perspective.
AI
adoption in the enterprise 2020
… The
update sheds light on what AI adoption looks like in the enterprise—
hint: deployments are shifting from prototype to production—the
popularity of specific techniques and tools, the challenges
experienced by adopters, and so on.
- The majority (85%) of respondent organizations are evaluating AI or using it in production[1]. Just 15% are not doing anything at all with AI.
- More than half of respondent organizations identify as “mature” adopters of AI technologies: that is, they’re using AI for analysis or in production.
- Few organizations are using formal governance controls to support their AI efforts.
Could
be useful…
How
to Create Annotated Screen Capture Images
This
morning I got an email from a reader who was looking for a screen
capture tool that included tools for drawing straight lines, arrows,
boxes, and generally making screen captures look a little more
professional. One of the tools that I recommended was Nimbus
Screenshot.
Nimbus
Screenshot is
available to use as an extension in Chrome, Firefox, and Opera.
There is also a Nimbus
Screenshot Chrome app for
Chromebook users who want to be able to capture more than just a
browser window. In the following
video I
demonstrate how to use Nimbus Screenshot to create annotated screen
capture images.
Readings for
shut ins.
Q&A
on the Book AI Crash Course
- Many jobs will disappear as they are replaced by AI, and three times more jobs will be created around AI.
- There is a growing need for AI education; it's important that AI be used the right way and for good causes, for the benefit of this world.
The
book AI
Crash Course by
Hadelin de Ponteves contains a toolkit of four different AI models:
Thompson Sampling, Q-Learning, Deep Q-Learning and Deep Convolutional
Q-learning. It teaches the theory of these AI models and provides
coding examples for solving industry cases based on these models.
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