Dani 4,074 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member

Those are very, very different areas. They are both in demand and both great career paths. Maybe if you give a little insight into what specifically interests you about each, and what your existing skill set is (eg do you have a lot of Linux experience already?) then we can provide more assistance in figuring out what’s maybe best for you.

brainsoverbrawl 0 18y Newbie

I have been debating between learning cyber security or UX Design. In the next two years I would like a career in one of those two areas. What are some pros/cons that could help me find which direction is right for me?

sankut 0 Newbie Poster

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) are related but serve different purposes in internet security:

SSL:

  • SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer, created by Netscape in 1995.
  • It is an encryption-based internet security protocol.
  • SSL secures data transmission between a website and a browser by encrypting the information exchanged.
  • SSL is a foundational technology for internet security, creating a secure connection.

HTTPS:

  • HTTPS is a combination of HTTP and SSL/TLS (Transport Layer Security).
  • It ensures secure communication over the internet by encrypting data.
  • HTTPS is an extension of HTTP with an added layer of security provided by SSL/TLS.
  • The primary difference is that HTTPS uses TLS (SSL's successor) to encrypt and secure HTTP requests and responses.
Rita_14 0 Newbie Poster

Share insights, ask questions, and stay informed about the latest threats and protective measures. Let's work together to make the digital world a safer place.

AndreRet 526 Senior Poster

I found a few how-to links so yes, it is possible to share a Tableau Server dashboard with a Tableau Cloud user - How To Share a Tableau Dashboard: A Step-by-Step Tutorial OR
share a Tableau Server dashboard with a Tableau Cloud user

Steps to follow -

Make sure your dashboard is published on Tableau Server.
Ensure that the dashboard is accessible to the Tableau Cloud user. You can do this by setting the appropriate permissions for the dashboard.
Navigate to the dashboard on Tableau Server.
Click on the "..." (More Options) menu next to the dashboard's name.
Select "Permissions" or "Share" (the exact wording may vary depending on your Tableau Server version).
In the permissions or sharing dialog, add the Tableau Cloud user's email address or Tableau Online username to the list of users who can access the dashboard.
Assign the appropriate permissions, such as "View" or "Interact," based on what you want the Tableau Cloud user to do with the dashboard.
Let the Tableau Cloud user know that you have shared the dashboard with them on Tableau Server and provide them with the necessary access details.
The Tableau Cloud user can access the shared dashboard by logging into their Tableau Cloud account.
They should navigate to the shared dashboard within the Tableau Cloud interface, where it will be available for viewing and interaction.
Keep in mind that both the Tableau Server and Tableau Cloud users should have the appropriate licenses and permissions to access and view …

devotee 0 Newbie Poster

We have a mixed set of licenses at my organization: some of use are on Tableau Server, others are on Tableau Cloud. I am having difficulty figuring out how to share a dashboard I made in Tableau Server with a user who only has Tableau Cloud access. I have been told this is possible but have yet to find any documentation laying out the specific steps.

Is it possible to share a Tableau Server dashboard with a Tableau Cloud user?

When I go to share a dashboard the only users I see available for sharing are those at my organization who have Tableau Server. I tried sharing just the URL with a Tableau Cloud user and they were unable to open the link.

rproffitt 2,565 "Nothing to see here." Moderator

Here's what Whatsapp has to say about your Whatsapp Data:

Can’t restore my data
Unfortunately, we aren't able to help you restore your chats, documents, media files, backups, or call history. In most cases, the chat history and media files can only be found on your phone or the recipient's phone.
Note: We can't delete your messages for you as we don't store messages on our servers once they're delivered.

graza7187 0 Newbie Poster

I need watspp data

Bam_391 0 Newbie Poster

In today's digital age, businesses rely heavily on customer data to enhance their operations, personalize experiences, and drive growth. However, the increasing importance of customer data brings along significant cybersecurity challenges. Protecting this data is not only a legal and ethical obligation but also crucial for maintaining customer trust and safeguarding business reputation. This article serves as a comprehensive cybersecurity handbook, outlining essential strategies and practices to secure customer data effectively.

Understand the Value of Customer Data:
Businesses must recognize the immense value of customer data and the potential risks associated with its compromise. Sensitive customer information, including personal details, financial data, and transaction histories, can be lucrative targets for cybercriminals. A thorough understanding of the data's worth and its potential impact on customers and the business itself is vital.

Implement Strong Access Controls:
Robust access controls are critical to safeguarding customer data. Limiting access rights to authorized personnel and implementing multi-factor authentication can prevent unauthorized individuals from gaining access to sensitive information. Regularly review and update user access privileges based on employees' roles and responsibilities, and promptly revoke access for former employees or those who no longer require it.

Encrypt Data:
Encryption is a powerful technique that ensures data remains secure, even if it falls into the wrong hands. Employ end-to-end encryption methods to protect customer data in transit and at rest. Encryption algorithms, coupled with robust key management practices, significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches.

Implement a Robust Firewall and Intrusion Detection System:
A …

vooz-tech 0 Newbie Poster

Drip campaigns are a powerful email marketing strategy that can help you engage and convert your email subscribers. A drip campaign is a series of automated emails that are sent to subscribers over a specific period of time, with the goal of nurturing them and guiding them towards a specific action.

To create an effective drip campaign, you need to have a clear understanding of your audience and their needs. This will help you create targeted and relevant content that resonates with your subscribers. Here are some steps to follow when creating a drip campaign:

Define your campaign goals: Before you start creating your campaign, you need to define your goals. What action do you want your subscribers to take? Do you want to increase sales, generate leads, or build brand awareness?

Segment your audience: Segmenting your audience allows you to create more targeted and personalized content. You can segment your audience based on demographics, behavior, or interests.

Create your email content: Your email content should be engaging, relevant, and informative. Make sure your emails are visually appealing and easy to read. Use a mix of text, images, and videos to keep your subscribers engaged.

Set up your drip campaign: Use an email marketing automation tool to set up your drip campaign. Set the timing and frequency of your emails, and make sure your subscribers are receiving the right messages at the right time.

Test and optimize: Test your campaign to see what works and what doesn't. Analyze your open …