5 reasons why Dropbox is not right for your business
Dropbox is without a doubt, one of the most popular cloud solutions in the market and presents itself as an attractive cloud storage solution for general consumers. Unfortunately, it is not designed nor secure enough for business use.
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7 Tips for staying secure online
These days it is becoming progressively more difficult to stay safe online. Ransomware and phishing emails are just a few among the many ways to steal personal data or make people pay in order to get their files back. Since an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, there are some easy tips you can follow to ensure your safety online.
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What is the difference between a VPN and a proxy?
Have you ever seen a message “this video is not available for your country” on YouTube or Netflix? Or do you simply want more privacy on the internet? A VPN or proxy offers an easy solution for this. Both hide your actual location, making it look like you are using the internet from a different location than the one, where you actually are. How exactly does it work and which of them do you need to use?
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Highlights of 2018 at vBoxx!
Once in a while, it is good to evaluate and look back at how far you have come. Whether it is for your company or for yourself, the new year is a great moment to determine what you want to take with you to the new year – and what you would rather leave behind. With a positive outlook at 2019, we look back at 2018 one more time. It has been a great year for vBoxx: read more about it in the year highlights below.
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Australian authorities can now read your encrypted messages
The new bill passed by the Australian parliament will force tech companies to hand over encrypted messaging data to government authorities on request. The law, known as The Assistance and Access Bill, is heavily opposed by the public, privacy advocates and tech giants like Apple, Facebook and Google.
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Microsoft breaches the GDPR and puts Dutch government at risk
A recent assessment carried out by the Dutch ministry of justice and security revealed that Microsoft is violating the GDPR. The 90-page-long report has concluded that the tech giant is potentially putting the privacy of more than 300,000 Dutch government employees at risk with its Microsoft Office platform.