I’ve talked to enough companies now to know that hybrid will be the most common work model moving forward. My research shows that 75% of users will continue to work from home at least one day a week, emphasizing digital tools, such as unified communications and collaboration (UCaaS) tools.

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Theta Lake Targets UCaaS Compliance Challenges

Cybersecurity and endpoint management company Tanium is broadening its portfolio with the launch of its digital employee experience (DEX) solution. The solution is part of Tanium’s converged endpoint management (XEM) platform, which allows IT teams to proactively measure and manage employees’ digital experiences with self-help capabilities, automated remediation, sentiment surveys, and notification features.

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Tanium Adds Digital Experience Management to its XEM Platform

Cohesity and Microsoft recently announced they have expanded their partnership to enhance data security, threat detection, and protection against cyberattacks using artificial intelligence. The goal is to help organizations optimize cloud usage while mitigating risks in an increasingly hybrid and multicloud world.

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Cohesity and Microsoft Tag Team To Improve Data Protection

The RSA security show kicked off this week in San Francisco. One of the biggest news announcements came from Cisco, the industry’s biggest network vendor. At the show, the company unveiled its XDR offering, which is a cloud-delivered integrated platform that gets its data from six core components:

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Cisco Announces New XDR Service at RSA Conference

Phishing scams continue to pose a significant risk as cybercriminals adopt more advanced methods. With phishing kits and artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT becoming widely available, it’s easier than ever for cybercriminals to create targeted campaigns, manipulate users, and obtain personal information, according to Zscaler’s newly released 2023 ThreatLabz Phishing Report.

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Zscaler Report: Phishing Continues to Be the Scourge of the Security Industry