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2021 is here and in full swing, but with it, we have received a new set of digital security problems that need to be addressed. Ever since the pandemic of 2020, the internet has been exploding with traffic every day. Due to this increased load from

Remote working is becoming the norm not only due to the covid-19 pandemic but also because a large portion of the modern workforce is choosing to work remotely. Where remote work offers freedom and flexible work routines, it also comes with its fair

Staying connected on the go has now gained a brand new meaning. With the current situation in the world, most business and school activities have shifted to online platforms. While this gives people more freedom to work and study on the go, it also

The cyber kill chain is a set of procedures used to detect unusual activity within a secure network and thus trace cyberattacks from their early stages. The purpose of the cyber kill chain process is to understand the stages of security threats such

The global pandemic has forced millions of businesses to send their employees home and shift to a completely remote workforce. A little over a year ago, no one could even guess that their traditional offices would be replaced with their kitchens and

With the whole world going digital due to social distancing rules, the demand for online collaboration tools skyrocketed. As two leading competitors in this market, Microsoft Teams and Zoom have proven to be the most popular solutions for online

A home network is a network that connects home devices to one another and to the internet. Poor home network security can lead to serious consequences of data theft to financial loss. Nowadays, a wide variety of home devices allows us to get almost

Even after the lockdown many businesses still have not shifted back to their offices and many business owners are seeing remote working as a permanent change. Microsoft Teams helps groups of people use all the Microsoft Office 365 applications

For digital nomads and freelancers alike, working from home is nothing out of the ordinary. Some freelancers who would otherwise be working out of a shared office or co-working office are now home-bound after public areas have been closed down due

What was previously seen as a casual work-night-out is now considered a health hazard, given that a manager can find a place for the team to hang out in a group. Even in-office group activities and team-building initiatives have been banned, and it