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What happened to integrity in cybersecurity? I don’t mean integrity in terms of a company’s missteps in disclosing a data breach, nor around the ethics of sketchy security “research” practices. I’m talking about integrity as a foundational approach in protecting valuable data and systems. —Tim Erlin @Dark Reading

“I’m surrounded by lazy, marginally competent people. The boss is no better, and neither is the boss’ boss. What we’re doing is Not Even Wrong, it’s bureaucratically lame. I have much better ideas than my ‘superiors’, but no one understands, no one cares…” —Jean-Louis Gassée @Medium

Rest assured, the day TLS 1.3 is official won’t be a “Y2K bug” moment for encrypted traffic — and for everyday Web users, the update will likely go unnoticed. However, for security teams, the time to prepare for the new standard is now. —Mark Urban @Dark Reading

Google on Monday showed off a slew of new features coming to its wide range of consumer products, from an addition to its Android OS that encourage users to take breaks to a feature in its Google Assistant that praises kids (and, perhaps, adults) for using the word “please.” —Rachel Metz @Technology Review

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