We all agree that the coronavirus pandemic has somehow affected the security of IT infrastructure around the world. Not just security, the organization of IT services as a whole. Indeed, in order to adapt to pandemic requirements such as population containment, most companies have had to migrate to telework. This led to the immediate effect … Continue reading Remote computer network management
The year 2020 has been a boost for the IT world to evolve towards a much more digitalization of services. The situation was literally imposed in the face of a containment that required the hasty switching is necessary to new models of remote work. But as they say to all misfortune something benefits. Yet this … Continue reading Computer threats to remote working protocols
Perhaps many of those who use remote collaboration applications do not know that hackers are not the only ones spying on them. Because indeed, the boss of your company certainly does. Today, there are several tools that allow them to do this as easily as possible. There is the most famous of these offerings, the … Continue reading Productivity and safety: The two important aspects of remote collaboration
Every year, there is an increase in security incidents. The it's been a complete change in the computer landscape. Cyber criminals are on the rise and the current situation clearly favours the spread and relevance of their cyber-malleting actions. In 2020, it is clear that computer security, which used to be very important, has leveled … Continue reading Telework and COMPUTER security: protecting its home network and remote collaboration
The group calls itself Phosphorus. They are of Iranian origin. According to the German authorities and the American company, Microsoft, they would specifically target participants of two conferences. Lectures that connect political experts and universities in Germany and Saudi Arabia. In other words, high-level international conferences. This article will also interest you: When gendarmes refuse … Continue reading Iranian hackers reportedly target users of Microsoft's remote collaboration software
