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  Cybersecurity Handbook for Small...

  Óscar Fernández

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  If you're like most business owners, you may feel overwhelmed (and sometimes intimidated) by the topic of cybersecurity. You're not alone! The good news is that help is here. The Cybersecurity Handbook for Small to Mind-size Businesses is designed to demystify cybersecurity and data protection for you. It provides essential knowledge about these topics, as well as cost-effective solutions you can use to protect your business. Plus, you'll better understand the security risks your business faces and learn some of the best practices for protection. Armed with this information, you can confidently take steps to safeguard your company's valuable data.

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  I Will Teach You to be Smart -...

  Hank Clark

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  Most people still equate smart with test scores and trivia recall. This book flips that script: real intelligence is practical, flexible, and learnable at any age. You will explore why neuroplasticity keeps your brain open for continual upgrades, how hidden cognitive biases distort every choice, and what separates problem solvers who thrive in chaos from those who stall. 
  Drawing on current research and sharpened by real world case studies, the pages show you how to unlearn stale assumptions, think with precision, and install habits that compound like interest. The payoff is the ability to spot patterns faster, process information with surgical clarity, and act decisively when the clock is ticking. 
  Each chapter ends with a challenge that turns insight into practice, forging a feedback loop that strengthens your mind day after day. The result is a durable skill set: accelerated learning, maverick problem solving, influential communication, and emotional agility. 
  If you are done with theory, slogans, and recycled study hacks, this is the blueprint for genuine mental advantage. There are no shortcuts or silver bullets, only proven tools to build the kind of intelligence the modern world quietly rewards. 
  Read it, apply it, and watch what happens when your brain finally runs at full capacity.

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  The Secret Life of Trees - How...

  The Nature Club

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  You walk the same path through the woods most weeks, or past the same street trees every morning, and it all looks pleasantly green and completely silent. It isn't. Underneath your feet and above your head, an enormous conversation is going on.
  
  This is that conversation, told one astonishing behaviour at a time. You'll hear how a tree under insect attack warns its neighbours, how sugar travels between roots through the fungal network in the soil, how a cut stump can be kept alive for decades by the trees around it, and how a whole forest breathes, drinks and keeps time with the seasons. Every chapter is short, warm and built around a single discovery you can look for yourself.
  
  By the end you won't see a row of trunks anymore — you'll see families, alliances, memory and slow negotiation. Press play, then step outside and look up. The wood will never be quiet again.

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  Security and Cyber Laws Digital...

  Manish Soni

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  The increasing reliance on digital platforms Security and Cyber Laws Digital Defenders has brought significant advancements in communication, business, and daily life. However, with this rapid technological growth comes a heightened risk of cyber threats and legal challenges. As cybercrime continues to evolve, the demand for professionals well-versed in cybersecurity and cyber laws is greater than ever. This book, Security and Cyber Laws: Digital Defenders, has been meticulously designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity concepts, best practices, and the legal framework governing digital security. 
  Purpose and Scope 
  This book aims to serve as a complete guide for students, educators, and professionals interested in the domains of cybersecurity and cyber law. Covering fundamental principles, emerging threats, and legal regulations, it offers a structured approach to understanding both the technical and legal aspects of digital security. The content is aligned with academic curricula, ensuring readers are well-prepared for exams, certifications, and professional challenges in the field of cybersecurity.

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  Diseased: The A to Z of...

  Dr Travis Brown

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  Our understanding of diseases have dramatically changed over human history. Early civilisations believed health and disease were directly caused by the gods. This is why priests and priestesses were also healers and doctors. 
  The ancient Greeks introduced the four humours theory, namely that the body was composed of four fluids: blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile. Disease and illness were caused by imbalances. Treatment was to rebalance these fluids. 
  Our modern understanding of the human body and diseases began in the 18th century. Scientific observation, theories, and experimentation provided the basis to learn about cancer, bacteria, viruses, medications, surgery, etc.. 
  Every disease has a story behind it. This is a book dedicated to finding those stories. Some are funny, some are sad, some are triumphant, and some are tragic, but all are true.

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  Too Wired For Silence Too Tired...

  Brian Walker

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. There is a particular kind of evening that most people know. The day is done but the mind isn't. Too restless for silence, too tired for anything that asks much of it. The body wants to sleep. The brain has other ideas. 
   
  This audiobook was made for that exact hour. 
   
  Ten stories drawn from the science and history of sleep — each one fascinating enough to quiet a restless mind, calm enough not to keep it awake. A seventeen-year-old who stayed awake for eleven days and watched his own mind come apart. The lost practice of sleeping in two separate blocks that most of humanity followed before electric light erased it. The graduate student who discovered REM sleep by watching a child's eyes move in the dark. An Italian family carrying a gene that makes sleep impossible. The sleepwalker who cooked a full meal in the night and found the evidence in the morning. The epidemic that swept through the world in 1917 and left thousands suspended between sleep and wakefulness for decades. And the neuroscientist who discovered that the sleeping brain spends its nights quietly cleaning itself. 
   
  No chapters. No cliffhangers. One continuous, unhurried journey narrated in a single deep male voice, designed to carry the listener from the restlessness of the evening toward the quiet of sleep. 
   
  For everyone who has ever lain in the dark, too wired for silence and too tired for anything stimulating, and wished there was something in between.

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