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Microsoft releases first Windows 11 beta

Jul 31, 2021

The next generation of Windows is getting closer to a public debut with the release of Windows 11 Preview Build 22000.100 for Windows Insider Beta Channel members. Microsoft divides the Windows Insider program into three channels: the Dev Channel, the Beta Channel, and the Release Channel. Builds are planned to become more and more stable as they make their way through these channels prior to their official release to the general public. Microsoft says the Beta Channel release of Windows 11 Preview Build 22000.100 “will not have Microsoft Teams Chat,” which has been rolled out to Dev Channel testers alongside this build, but “will try to do this in the coming weeks.”

Using WhatsApp and Messenger for business communication is a big risk

Jul 31, 2021

and analysis of the security concerns about popular communication platforms and advice on how to prevent unwanted leaks of valuable company information. – The amount of data sent through instant messaging platforms has more than doubled over the course of the pandemic. – The first lockdown in spring 2020 led to 50% more data transmission over the internet, while external devices were preferred pre-COVID. There was also a big jump in the fall of 2020 and spring of 2021, when the intensity of online communication increased by a further 30%. – Team communication platforms such as Microsoft Teams or Zoom have boomed, as have private instant messaging platforms. – This trend has its drawbacks, especially for businesses and the security of their data.

Microsoft adds Safe Links phishing protection to Teams

Jul 30, 2021

Microsoft has extended Microsoft Defender’s phishing protection for Office 365’s Safe Links feature to Microsoft Teams. “At its core, Safe Links provides click-time verification of URLs. This process involves scanning URLs for potentially malicious content and reevaluating them when clicked by a user,” explains Girish Chander, Microsoft’s Group Program Manager of Office 365 Security. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of users of business collaboration tools such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams has skyrocketed, fueled by the massive shift to remote working and the need for companies to keep (video) in touch with their employees. In March 2020, Microsoft Teams reached 44 million daily users. By April 2020, the number crossed 75 million, and this broad pool of potential targets has not gone unnoticed by phishers. Microsoft had approximately 145 million daily active Teams users. That’s a huge user base to protect, and Microsoft is stepping up to the plate.

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