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New solutions and features—like the new Endpoint Data Loss Prevention—help organizations to protect against data loss and other risks, especially in remote work scenarios.
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These tech certifications not only have high value now, but employers will continue to value them as the coronavirus continues. READ MORE HERE…
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily routines, the ways we work, and our reliance on technology. As we spend more time online, it’s more important than ever to remember the basics of online safety have not changed.
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As part of this week’s Build virtual event, we’re introducing new Identity innovation to help foster a secure and trustworthy app ecosystem, as well as announcing a number of new capabilities in Azure to help secure customers.
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Not as close as you might fear, but quantum encryption cracking is on its way. So, it’s time to start getting ready for it. READ MORE HERE…
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Duo, Cisco Webex, FaceTime, Jitsi, Signal and WhatsApp. What does their encryption look like? What are the trade-offs?(Insider Story) READ MORE HERE…
Better quantum algorithms and a strange silence since last year from quantum computing researchers suggest that we are closer to breaking traditional encryption than most people believe. READ MORE HERE…
Microsoft is pleased to announce a powerful new feature in Windows to make your transition to a TLS 1.2+ world easier.
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For many hackers around the globe, ransomware infections have become a lucrative business. Although these types of malware samples have been around for years now, they continue to spur success – and high monetary profits – for attackers. In fact, according to a statement from U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein during the 2017 Cambridge…
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If cybersecurity consultants and IT admins have learned anything of the current threat environment, it’s that ransomware will continue to be a pervasive and dangerous threat to individual users, enterprises and organizations at large. When they first emerged, these infections were unlike anything that tech experts had ever seen, combining strong encryption and blackmail tactics…
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