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After the Taurus leak: what you should look for in a secure messenger

The Taurus leak has startled politics and society in Germany. Shortly before the weekend, Russian propaganda outlets reported on apparently intercepted confidential conversations of the German Air Force, triggering numerous discussions about the state of IT security in the army. "The incident shows that secure communication is still a challenge for many people, even in a professional context," says Benjamin Schilz, CEO at Wire. "Security must be accessible and easy to use.

Workplace productivity statistics

Workplace productivity is rising around the world, but two forces driving increases could also send productivity over a precipice if they’re not expertly managed. That’s the message from the latest workplace productivity statistics. Data from analysts, news outlets and organizations shows that companies are finding their feet and focusing on the future. But the world around them has changed.

Open Office Concept - The Ultimate Guide in 2024

Have you ever thought that there is a direct relation between productivity & architecture of your office? And this relation is scientific. I am obviously not speaking from the perspective of ‘vastu-shastra’. Basically, back in the 1900s people used to work within an open-office concept, where there is no division of internal wall, cubicles, or any such setup which makes an employee ‘alone’. Such a setup was discovered keeping the productivity of employees in mind.

What Your Communication Styles Say About You

Technology and the evolving needs of companies have changed workplace roles across generations. Similarly, the ways we communicate with colleagues have also undergone shifts. Decades ago, people mostly relied on handwritten messages. Then, they began creating documents on typewriters, and the computers. More recently, many employees are resorting to just texting things to each other at work, or at least using email.
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Analyzing SASE DEM Solutions

Vendors across security sectors are now offering their own digital experience monitoring products, especially when the security products can impact customer networks and performance at various levels. While these monitoring tools can provide valuable information to customers, it raises concerns about whether there is a potential conflict of interest between the vendor and the customer. If the SASE platform or security tools are introducing latency and slowing response times, how can the monitoring tools be trusted to accurately reflect their overhead?