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What Your Business Needs to Know About Protecting Customer Data
What Your Business Needs to Know About Protecting Customer Data Key Points: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sets standards for safeguarding customer information. The Safeguards Rule took effect in 2003 but was amended in 2021 after public comment to ensure the rule keeps pace with the current technology. The revised rule offers in-depth guidance for…
All You Need to Know About Azure AD
All You Need to Know About Azure AD Key Points What is Azure AD? What are the outstanding features of Azure AD? Who uses Azure AD? How does one set up a backup Azure AD connect server? What are Azure AD licenses? Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is a cloud-based identity and access management service that…
How Keeping Track of Microsoft’s Product Plans Can Keep Your Network Secure
How Keeping Track of Microsoft’s Product Plans Can Keep Your Network Secure Key Points in This Article: CIOs and IT administrators must ensure that their networks remain free and clear of outdated software applications, which can pose a tremendous security risk. Outdated applications can provide a backdoor for ransomware attacks, malware, and viruses. Performing regular…
How Granting Local Admin Privileges Could Cost You Your Business
How Granting Local Admin Privileges Could Cost You Your Business Key Points in This Article Historically, many overburdened IT departments have sought to save time and work by granting multiple users across their business or organization local administrative privileges. Doing so substantially increases the risk that their network security may be compromised. The costs of…
How Safe is Microsoft Teams?
How Safe is Microsoft Teams? Understanding the New Vulnerability Vectra Uncovered Key Points in This Article Cybersecurity researchers at Vectra recently unearthed a new vulnerability in Microsoft Teams that may allow cyber criminals the means to cause considerable harm. The vulnerability requires cybercriminals to already have a certain level of access to your network or…
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