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Has WhatsApp Added Stickiness with File Sharing? More News
Earlier this month CMSWire’s Kaya Ismail made a very strong case for making WhatsApp part of an organization's marketing strategy. WhatsApp is now more than just a messaging app — even if it started life that way — offering a host of functionality that modern marketers will find useful.
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OpenText Opens Up Its Wallet Once Again for Guidance Software and Covisint
OpenText is on a buying spree. Yesterday, just hours before it officially closed on its acquisition of Detroit-based identity management and IoT platform provider Covisint, OpenText announced it has reached a definitive agreement to buy Pasadena-Calif.-based Guidance Software for approximately $222 million.
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Examining the GDPR Through the Lens of Microsoft Partners
Microsoft president and Chief Legal Officer, Brad Smith delivered a keynote speech during the recent Microsoft Inspire conference in which he said, “GDPR will be important to your business — whether you have offices in Europe or do business with Europeans.
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GDPR Means Kiss Your Third-Party Data Goodbye
Marketers, consider this a warning: Come May 25, 2018 , the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will mark the beginning of the end for third-party data.
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Why Is Enterprise Search so Hard?
When you need to find a corporate policy, or information about your health plan or the latest contract for one of your clients, is your enterprise search box the first place you go to look? Or do you count on someone in your department or on your team who knows
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'Unprecedented' Petya Cyber Attack Follows in WannaCry's Footsteps
A cyber attack dubbed “Petya” took root in Ukraine on Tuesday and is spreading across the world in what appears to be a repeat of the recent WannaCry malware attack — but “without the kill switch that saved us last time,” New York City-based cyber security firm Carbon Dynamics told
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Who's Ready for the GDPR? [Infographic]
The European Parliament passed the General Data Protection Rule (GDPR ) in April 2016. The law is one of the most sweeping privacy laws protecting citizens ever to be put on the books, and is scheduled to take effect on May 25, 2018.
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How to Protect Workflows When They Cross Enterprise Boundaries
Back in the day, content-driven workflows were easy. Your collaborators were all part of your organization and editing rights were determined by a user’s application credentials or LDAP profile.
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Citrix Unifies, Secures the Digital Workplace with Workspace
Citrix is capitalizing on security fears with the announcement of Citrix Workspace, its secure digital workplace alternative to Office 365, Facebook for Work, Google and Slack. The company unveiled the new solution during its annual Synergy conference taking place May 23 to May 25 in Orlando, Fla.
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Survey Finds Half of Businesses Experience SharePoint Breaches, More News
The data protection practices of most businesses still leave something to be desired. Washington D.C.-based Metalogix along with the Traverse City, Mich.
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The Chief Privacy Officer Balancing Act
Security and privacy professionals have been taught to respect the confidentiality, availability and accuracy of data that we collect and create — particularly when it includes sensitive information. Most security models are built on this framework.
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Report: DDoS Attacks Have Slowed, But Increased in Size
DDoS Attacks are nothing new. In fact, hackers have been maliciously flooding servers since 1999. But in October 2016, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks suddenly became far more relevant to the everyday web surfer, after Dyn — one of the world’s leading DNS providers — suffered the largest DDoS attack in history. The
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Decaying Trust in the Internet Has Worrying Implications for Ecommerce
Forty-nine percent of respondents said their main reason for not shopping online was lack of trust. This telling statistic was one of many more uncovered in a global survey conducted by Ipsos and the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), in collaboration with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
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How Secure Is Your Search?
Not too long ago we had to convince a search conference security had an important role in search. We've come a long way. Content security within search is now widely recognized as a requirement.
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