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    Hackers are using Zoom’s remote control feature to infect devices with malware

    Security experts have issued an alert over a new social engineering campaign using Zoom’s remote control features to take over victim devices. In a report from Trail of Bits, researchers attributed the campaign to a cyber criminal group known as ‘Elusive Comet’, which attempted to target the company’s CEO on social media. The campaign in question centers around abusing the…

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    Google tells some remote workers to return to the office or risk losing jobs

    Google has warned remote workers will need to return to the office or else lose their jobs, according to reports. Internal documents viewed by CNBC show the tech giant has informed staff at several units across the company that roles could be at risk unless they switch to a hybrid working setup. This, the reports suggest, will require those within…

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    Microsoft fixes Remote Desktop freezes caused by Windows updates

    ​Microsoft has resolved a known issue causing Remote Desktop sessions to freeze on Windows Server 2025 and Windows 11 24H2 devices. While the issue affecting Windows 11 systems was addressed on February 25 with the KB5052093 optional update, Microsoft says it has also fixed it on impacted Windows Server devices with the KB5055523 Patch Tuesday cumulative update on April 8.…

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    Scalable VPN for Remote Work

    The rise of remote work has transformed how businesses operate, compelling companies to find ways to enable employees to securely access corporate resources from various locations worldwide. A core component of this infrastructure is a Virtual Private Network (VPN), which provides encrypted connections between remote employees and the company’s internal resources. Businesses must rethink their VPN strategies to accommodate higher…

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    SASE for Remote Work: Secure and Scalable Access

    The advent of remote work and the accelerated shift to cloud-based services have fundamentally transformed how organizations approach network security and performance. With traditional network security models becoming outdated and increasingly complex, businesses are seeking more integrated, agile, and scalable solutions to protect their remote workforces. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), an innovative model that converges networking and security into…

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    Remote Teams NPM: Monitor & Optimize Networks

    Whether an organization has embraced a fully remote workforce or a hybrid model, maintaining network performance across geographically dispersed teams is a core task. As businesses increasingly rely on cloud-based applications, collaboration tools, and real-time communication systems, it becomes essential to ensure that network performance remains optimal for remote workers to perform at their best. Network performance monitoring (NPM) tools…

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    Remote Work and Network Scalability

    The COVID-19 pandemic caused a profound shift in the world of work, and as remote work continues to gain traction, many organizations are rethinking their strategies for managing distributed teams. For companies transitioning to remote or hybrid work models, ensuring that their network infrastructure is scalable, secure, and reliable is paramount. In this article, we will explore scalable network solutions…

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    Zero Trust for Remote Workers

    As the modern workforce becomes increasingly distributed, the challenge of securing remote workers and mobile users has become one of the most pressing concerns for businesses. Remote work has been a long-standing trend, but with the rise of cloud services, mobile devices, and global collaboration, organizations now face more complex security threats. Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has emerged in response…

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    Microsoft fixes Remote Desktop issues caused by Windows updates

    Microsoft has fixed a known issue that caused problems with Remote Desktop and RDS connections after installing Windows updates released since January 2025. As the company explained when it acknowledged the issues on Monday, affected users experience RDP disconnections after 65 seconds when establishing UDP connections from Windows 11 24H2 to RDS hosts on systems running Windows Server 2016 earlier.…

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    ‘This shift highlights not just a continuation but a broad acceptance of remote work as the norm’: Software engineers are sticking with remote work and refusing to budge on RTO mandates – and 21% would quit if forced back to the office

    Eight-in-ten software engineers will be working at least partly from home by the end of this year, new research suggests, as workers double down on hybrid setups and push back against RTO mandates. Despite the efforts of big tech firms like Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle to corral people back into the office, there’s strong resistance, according to a survey from…

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