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How to stop ‘death-by-measurement’ from killing your product’s vision

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By Chris Novak Verified
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Think about any product or brand that you use. Would you get a tattoo of any of them? That’s the level of passion one has to inspire in an audience to be successful in the $200 billion video games industry. Clarity of vision and executional excellence need to work together to deliver experiences people love.
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Why our own clicks are often cybercrime's greatest allies

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By Chris Novak Verified
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Cyber-security. In the relentless battle against cybercrime, we often picture sophisticated hackers, shadowy networks, and complex code. But what if the most potent weapon in their arsenal isn't a zero-day exploit, but something far simpler and mundane? What if it's our everyday online interactions? The Verizon Business 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), the authoritative source of cybersecurity breach information shows that nearly 60% of breaches involved the human element.
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Why our own clicks are often cybercrime's greatest allies

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By Chris Novak Verified
| MSN Verified
In the relentless battle against cybercrime, we often picture sophisticated hackers, shadowy networks, and complex code.But what if the most potent weapon in their arsenal isn't a zero-day exploit, but something far simpler and mundane?
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