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Nowadays, cybercrime has become more common than ever, especially since more and more people are shifting to remote working. With millions of employees using personal and unprotected devices to work from home, hackers have countless opportunities

Proper communication is key to the success of any business, regardless of the niche or industry you’re in. However, given the current situation in the world, maintaining good work communication has become more challenging than ever before.

Managing remote teams might sound like too big of a challenge, even for experienced team managers. However, with the right tools at hand, online team management can be turned into an enjoyable and exciting task. One of such tools is Microsoft

Data loss is by far one of the most frustrating consequences of cyberattacks, both in personal and professional settings. Losing important files and documents can set you back on active projects or even cause significant financial losses. Either

The current situation in the world has forced millions of people to practice social distancing rules. This has left a major impact on society, as well as the way we work and communicate on a daily basis. While in-person communication has been cut

Biometric security used to be a thing of science fiction back in the day. Nowadays, it is so common that you can find it on nearly every smartphone device. From voice recognition to face and fingerprint ID, biometric features are used to lock

There is no doubt that 2020 has been one of the most challenging years in the last couple of decades. Even though there are only a few months to go, there have been significant changes in the field of cybersecurity.

Working remotely went from being a dream to reality quicker than anyone has expected. With companies shifting their focus on remote employees, people are trying to adapt to new work-life balance and environment. Unfortunately, adjusting to this

Security training has always been one of the most important aspects of training an employee. After all, employees are every company’s weakest links and, if they are not aware of potential security threats online, they are far more likely to catch