Protect your organization with Microsoft 365
- what you need to know
Microsoft 365 E3’s security features are designed to protect against a wide range of attacks. This provides all the applications and services of E3, and supplements with several advanced capabilities to protect against additional attack vectors.
The Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 plans offer comprehensive security and collaboration solutions, designed to protect and enhance your organisation’s productivity. To determine the best fit for your specific business needs, speak to CDW’s Microsoft experts who can help you implement the right Microsoft 365 solution for your you.
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Most organizations make a mess of handling digital disruptionNews Poor governance and a lack of collaboration with suppliers and partners can lead to disaster
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SonicWall CEO Bob VanKirk hails ‘pivotal moment’ as firm unveils new MSP cyber solutionsNews The company is expanding its MSP solutions range and ramping up its focus on platform-based security
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Hackers are duping developers with malware-laden coding challengesNews A North Korean state-sponsored group has been targeting crypto developers through fake coding challenges given as part of the recruitment process.
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‘We are now a full-fledged powerhouse’: Two years on from its Series B round, Hack the Box targets further growth with AI-powered cyber training programs and new market opportunitiesNews Hack the Box has grown significantly in the last two years, and it shows no signs of slowing down
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Law enforcement needs to fight fire with fire on AI threatsNews UK law enforcement agencies have been urged to employ a more proactive approach to AI-related cyber crime as threats posed by the technology accelerate.
