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Written by: Jay H. Zoom has introduced new security features to combat disruptive meeting participants, in conjunction with other tools to keep meetings secure. New Security Tools Suspend Participant Activities The new security features include hosts’ option to temporarily pause their meeting and remove a disruptive participant. Hosts can stop all video, audio, in-meeting chat, annotation, screen sharing, and recording by

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Written by: Jay H. The coronavirus has impacted all aspects of our lives, including cyberspace. Businesses were forced to quickly transition their workforces to remote environments, creating opportunities for cybercriminals to strike. As the pandemic continues into 2021, expectations are that these attacks will increase. In a report released by cyber threat intelligence provider Check Point Research, there are three

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Written by: Jay H. Months after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians rely on the Internet for work, school, and communication. However, many communities still don’t have access to the proper infrastructure needed for this new digital reality. So, the Government of Canada is working to connect all Canadians to high-speed Internet. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced an investment

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Written by: Jay H. Zoom has announced that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is finally available for free and paid users globally. The feature is available as a technical preview for thirty days, during which Zoom is soliciting feedback from users. E2EE is available on Zoom desktop client version 5.4.0 for Mac and PC, the Zoom Android and Apple apps, and Zoom

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Written by: Jay H. A VPN (virtual private network) is a technology used to increase your privacy and security online. It works by connecting your computer to a server run by a VPN provider using an encrypted connection. Then, the data transferred between you and the server is kept safe from hackers. Using a VPN strengthens your online protection. Since

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Written by: Jay H. There comes the point when you must choose an IT services team for your business. So, should you outsource to an MSP or hire in-house IT personnel? Which is better for your business? Learn about both options and decide which is best suited for you. In-House IT Having an in-house IT support team allows businesses to

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Written by Jay H. A poor Internet connection can make online browsing slow and frustrating. Luckily, there are some steps you can take to improve the quality of your Wi-Fi and boost your Internet speed. Use the following suggestions to help improve your Wi-Fi quality: 6 Ways To Improve Your Wi-Fi Move your router If your router is in the

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Written by: Jay H. What would happen if your computer’s files were suddenly deleted? Would you be able to recover them from a backup? If not, you seriously need to consider creating a backup of your files, especially if you have invaluable data you cannot afford to lose. We cannot express the importance of data backups enough. Threats Are Everywhere You

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Written by: Jay H. Digital privacy is a major hot topic nowadays. Your digital presence is tracked and logged with every click, so it might feel invasive when ads seem to know too much about you. However, there are ways to maintain a degree of privacy if you prefer to avoid being tracked online. Clear Your Browsing Data Wiping your

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Written by: Jay H. Unproductive employees cost the North American economy over $350 billion annually. According to a survey conducted by iQ Offices, 57% of employees say they are distracted at the workplace, and many estimate they lose up to two hours each day in productivity. It’s apparent that unproductive employees significantly impact your business. However, transforming your underperformers into

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