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The Munich Security Conference (MSC) 2025 convened world leaders, policymakers, and security experts in a crucial moment for global stability. Against the backdrop of geopolitical realignments, emerging technological challenges, and the growing need for digital sovereignty, this year’s discussions were centered on fortifying Europe's strategic independence, enhancing transatlantic cooperation, and embracing technological resilience.

Is your organization NIS2 compliant? Spoiler alert: if you haven't gone through a specific NIS2 alignment process, then the answer is probably no. With the introduction of the NIS2 Directive, organizations across industries, including those managing critical national infrastructure, are under increasing pressure to upgrade their security measures. It’s crucial that organizations take active steps toward compliance now to protect their operations and secure internal communications.

As an IT executive, you’re at the core of the company’s collaboration, working at the intersection of people, processes, and product. And more than likely, you’re not doing it alone. To better understand the IT leader’s pivotal role in driving innovation and operational efficiency across the company, The Work Innovation Lab, a think tank by Asana, recently surveyed and interviewed IT professionals, including top execs from industry leaders like Google, Slack, and Okta.

You’ve settled into your workspace, a steaming cup of coffee in hand, ready to dive into the strategic plan your boss eagerly awaits. But just as you begin – Ping. A Slack message from your finance partner: “Don’t forget to send budget requests by EOD.” You barely process this before – Ping. An email from your dentist’s office reminding you to schedule your biannual cleaning. You take a breath, but – Ping.

After working with a rare, high-performing product team, Dave Baines and Sam Quayle were inspired to bottle that experience and build the product development consultancy, Hyperact.

This month, we’re introducing powerful new integrations and updates designed to make your workflows smoother, your collaboration sharper, and your creativity limitless. From AI-powered mood boards to upgraded templates and doc enhancements, these updates help you work smarter, not harder. Want to take your Miro expertise even further?

Good observability helps you understand what’s happening, but our previous logs made it hard to see the full picture. Debugging often meant searching, filtering, and manually piecing together trends. Spotting a spike in failures or a drop in message volume shouldn’t take that much effort. The new logs histogram makes this easier. Instead of scanning rows of data, you get a real-time visual overview of message activity.

In the past week, you’ve probably reprioritized your tasks, rescheduled your calendar, and maybe even worked late to get something done. You’re not alone. According to recent research, 87% of knowledge workers are working two hours later every day compared to 2019. Yet over one-quarter of deadlines are missed each week. Every day, we juggle competing demands on our time and, as a result, experience more chaos than clarity. Luckily, there’s a solution: time blocking.

If we learned one thing in 2020 it’s that remote work is possible. The myths that virtual teams are less productive, it’s impossible to connect through just a screen, or that remote work reduces career growth have officially been busted. According to the 2020 state of remote work report, almost 70% of full-time workers in the U.S. worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.