January Intranet Content
FireOak Communications Team
December 29, 2023
FireOak’s favorite topics for intranet content for January. Adapt these ideas for your organization!
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FireOak’s favorite topics for intranet content for January. Adapt these ideas for your organization!
Dark patterns are deceptive techniques used in web design and marketing, which are designed to manipulate users into doing things they didn’t intend. Read on to learn more about Confirmshaming, The Roach Motel, and other dark pattern techniques.
Knowledge acquisition and knowledge transfer occur in many different forms. Practices such as Reiki, meditation, and sound healing all represent alternate ways of creating and sharing knowledge on both conscious and unconscious levels.
Bitwarden is a great password management tool. Following are FireOak’s recommended Bitwarden settings, all of which we strongly recommend enabling for enterprise accounts. If possible, configure these organizational policies and settings before deploying for users.
FireOak Strategies receives the prestigious National Women’s Business Enterprise Certification from WBENC.
What’s the state of email security for the 2020 presidential candidates? And what about the security of candidates’ websites? Read more for our analysis!
FireOak Strategies has been named “Knowledge Management Company of the Year” by CIOReview for Knowledge Management Consulting/Services for 2019!
Join us at this year’s Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) Conference in Washington, DC from September 5-6, 2019 where the FireOak team will have a demo table.
Join Abby Clobridge (Founder, FireOak Strategies) and Kait Maloney (Project Manager, Data Transparency Initiative, Catholic Relief Services) for a panel discussion about organizational considerations for data transparency and security at the ICT4D Conference.
In January 2019, a massive database of email addresses and passwords was released on the internet. The collection included over 773 million unique email addresses and 21 million unique passwords, credentials that were assembled from many data breaches.
