Making the Cloud Less Nebulous With Real-World Value
Especially since the pandemic, transitioning applications and communication systems to the cloud has been a top priority in business. After all, the value of this setup is obvious, made all the more clear by lockdown periods: With a cloud-based setup, location no longer factors into work operations, for many jobs. Continue reading “Making the Cloud Less Nebulous With Real-World Value”
Zoombombing & Russian Misinformation
As anyone who’s ever run a webinar knows, an online presentation gives you a lot to worry about even when your technology actually cooperates. Managing an audience on top of giving your own prepared statements takes skill even in the best of circumstances, naturally. But things get significantly worse if, on top of letting good-faith attendees speak, you also have to guard against trolls and disruptions. Continue reading “Zoombombing & Russian Misinformation”
The State of Russian Ties in UC&C
For upwards of a decade, cyberattacks and general risks to online security have been originating from Russia — all increasing in both frequency and obviousness in their association with the Russian government. Now, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin’s cyberwarfare efforts have explicitly boiled over into physical warfare.
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Phishing and Further Forms of Fraud: How to Stay Safe from Online Scams
Despite all that, however, cyberattackers still lurk online, eager to make good on any combination of trust, fear or just outright ignorance. Often, these bad agents are successful not because they directly penetrate system security but because they can pull off one frighteningly common hoax.
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