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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

Microsoft Teams is one of the most popular collaborative tools used these days. With companies adapting to the new remote work culture, Microsoft saw an opportunity to improve their services by adding vital teamwork features to their Teams software.

Microsoft offers a plethora of great tools for remote workers and teams scattered around different locations. As one of the most well-known providers of teamwork-related software, Microsoft went out of its way to create relevant and convenient

Cybersecurity is one of the most overlooked aspects of remote work, which can be bad news for both the worker and the company in charge. Working from home opens up countless opportunities when it comes to creating your own schedule and spending more

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 challenge

Cybersecurity threats can easily find their way to any computer or device, as long as the user is not familiar with their nature. Maintaining security online is crucial these days when everyone is working remotely and getting important things done

With the massive surge in the number of remote workers, hackers have shifted their focus to new cybersecurity attacks. They are mainly targeting poorly protected personal devices used to work from home. The risk from phishing and malware threats has

Working remotely comes with many challenges, including communication as the most important one. With employees scattered around the country or even worldwide, large organizations are struggling to keep up with their workflow. Luckily, Microsoft has