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Kate Menzies

Kate è una copywriter con sette anni di esperienza nel settore tecnologico. Ha lavorato in team di prodotto per startup indipendenti come DICE e ha scritto per aziende storiche come Microsoft. La sua passione è rendere la tecnologia accessibile a tutti e proteggere Internet dalle Big Tech.

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Meta is helping fraudsters scam you and doesn’t care
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Your organization’s top 4 data protection best practices
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Proton Pass is protected against clickjacking attacks
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Large organizations aren’t paying ransomware threats anymore: SMBs are
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BYOD security solutions explained
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Whaling, phishing, and spear phishing: What’s the difference?
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Are MDM solutions the right choice for your business?
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How to build a BYOD policy for your business (with a free template)
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How to use an authenticator app for workplace security
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How Instagram’s new ‘Friend Map’ feature puts your privacy at risk – and how to turn it off