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Security News: Microsoft Exchange
WorkSmart is aware of the vulnerabilities being used to attack on-premise versions of Microsoft Exchange Server. We have confirmed that our clients using Exchange have the updated security patches already installed, and thus are protected.
WorkSmart does not use the on-premise version of Microsoft Exchange. Microsoft confirmed that Exchange Online, the hosted email service provided by Microsoft 365, is not affected.
Remote work and cloud technology have improved productivity in the workplace but have also created more opportunities for cyber attackers.
Since the beginning of 2020, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reported a 300% increase in cybercrimes. Web threats are rising as 1 in 13 web requests now lead to malware.
The modern workplace is cloud-centric which means more flexibility but, also, more risk. In our Virtual Reality webinar, our Technical Account Manager shares how we can strengthen data security by better managing users in the cloud.
The right cybersecurity strategy can protect your small business from cyber attacks. In the blog, we’ll cover 11 cybersecurity tips to help you secure accesses to your technology, use traditional (and proven) security measures, and modernize your approach to cybersecurity.
As more accounts move to the cloud, the key to securing your company’s data is managing access effectively. Azure AD is a cloud-based identity and access management tool that helps you simplify security and allows your team to work from anywhere.
Cybersecurity continues to be a key factor for success in the modern workplace.
Whether an attack has happened yet or not, your organization is vulnerable. That’s why it is crucial to have a plan that supports your business.
As companies continue to operate remotely because of the pandemic, business continuity remains a focal point of IT strategy. Managers and employees need to have tools that allow them to stay secure and be productive—no matter where they are.
Cybersecurity is a priority, but it can be complicated to navigate for small businesses with limited resources. While you’re likely covered by traditional security tools like a firewall or anti-virus, and advanced threat protection, small businesses haven’t had the resources to ensure their security systems are working well. However, you can leverage two key cybersecurity services to continuously strengthen your IT security plan.