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Internet 4.0 and COVID-19: driving Zoom, Slack and next-gen 2020’s SaaS revolutions

AEA3July 25, 2020

by AEA3July 25, 20200

By Victoria Dmitrenko Digital transformation is a buzzword we’ve heard over the last few years, but with ever smarter and more powerful mobile devices, cloud apps,...

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Garmin outage prompts ransomware attack speculation

AEA3July 25, 2020

by AEA3July 25, 20200

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Germany calls on UK to show more realism in Brexit negotiations

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

Comments will be a blow to No 10, which had hoped Merkel would help break deadlock Angela Merkel’s government has called for more realism from...

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PC Andrew Harper’s widow ‘shocked’ at manslaughter verdict

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

Teenagers Henry Long and passengers Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers cleared of murder The widow of PC Andrew Harper, who died after being dragged along...

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Finance teams targeted as ‘email hijack attacks’ rise by 22%

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

Two out of three UK companies (66%) suffered brute force attacks against Microsoft 365 accounts during the past three months – up from 48% in...

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Rishi Sunak 'has drawn line under helping workers excluded from virus support', MPs say

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

‘Despite stating that he will not pick winners and losers the chancellor has done this when it comes to households and individuals,’ says Treasury committee...

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Neat and Zoom launch partnership

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

Neat, a Norwegian company established in video communications has announced its Neat as a Service (NaaS) subscription offering. NaaS makes it quick and easy for...

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Tech’s diversity gap: Slow growth for minority groups

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

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Boris Johnson says coronavirus could have been handled differently

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

PM concedes government did not understand the virus in ‘first few weeks and months’ Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Boris Johnson...

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Why a Common Data Classification Standard is an imperative for NATO

AEA3July 24, 2020

by AEA3July 24, 20200

Written by Alan Borland, SAFEmail Product Manager, Boldon James An exercise in improving interoperability This week sees the start of the Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exercise (CWIX)...

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Internet 4.0 and COVID-19: driving Zoom, Slack and next-gen 2020’s SaaS revolutions

Garmin outage prompts ransomware attack speculation

Germany calls on UK to show more realism in Brexit negotiations

PC Andrew Harper’s widow ‘shocked’ at manslaughter verdict

Finance teams targeted as ‘email hijack attacks’ rise by 22%

Rishi Sunak 'has drawn line under helping workers excluded from virus support', MPs say

Neat and Zoom launch partnership

Tech’s diversity gap: Slow growth for minority groups

Boris Johnson says coronavirus could have been handled differently

Why a Common Data Classification Standard is an imperative for NATO

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