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Jack Wallen offers 5 tips for securing Linux that you can take care of in 5 minutes or less.

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Interested in becoming a Rails expert? These eight TechRepublic Academy certification courses and bundles can help.

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Microsoft is embedding Excel in Teams, speeding up collaboration around spreadsheets and data.

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The goal is to help alleviate the estimated 700,000 vacancies in cybersecurity jobs in the U.S.

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One-on-one meetings set up using a free account will now automatically end after 40 minutes.

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Android 13 beta 4 doesn’t add any new features but fixes a number of bugs. Jack Wallen has the details and his opinion about what makes this release special.

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CSRB has released a report saying that the Log4j exploit is here to stay long-term, meaning businesses should be ready in case of a cyber attack.

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The world of face-to-face sales is becoming a thing of the past as a new report shows buyers increasingly prefer digital interactions.

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Hybrid work makes work social networking more important than ever, so Microsoft is updating the way Yammer works inside Teams and Outlook.

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Using three Microsoft Excel functions, you can easily parse time components from a full date value.

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