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Working from home has its pros and cons. Some employees enjoy having the freedom to create their schedules while others find it challenging to keep up with tasks outside a traditional office. Either way, all remote workers have to face the

With everyone working from home, the internet has become a much busier place in the last couple of months. Ever since the beginning of the whole 2020 situation, people have been focused on leading their lives online rather than in person. While

Microsoft Teams is considered to be one of the safest and most reliable online communication platforms for businesses. It provides a great set of security features and settings, including full data encryption for your files. However, given the

Working from home used to be everybody’s dream and, now that it has become a reality, people are starting to realize it is not as easy as it sounds. Staying focused at home is a lot more difficult than doing so in a dedicated office space.

Do you ever get that “update software” message, roll your eyes, and click “later”? If you do, you’re not the only one. Thousands of people skip software updates because they don’t have the time and patience to sit through it. However, have you

We live in a world where digital technology connects everything around us. Businesses, institutions, individuals, and even governments use digital technology to communicate, transfer data, and conduct complex tasks and procedures. However, as

Coming out of 2018, we’ve learned a lot about the importance of proper cybersecurity structures and safety measures. The previous year has witnessed an increased number of cyberattacks and data breaches that left millions of people’s data

One of the most common mistakes businesses make when trying to improve online security is focusing only on safety measures and protection. Unfortunately, as much effort as we put into protecting our networks, systems, and devices, hackers are

Taking the right cybersecurity measures on a daily basis can help reduce the risk of becoming a victim of an online attack. Unfortunately, no matter how much effort you put into securing your data, there’s always at least a 10% risk of having