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When a Work Phone Goes Missing: The Security Gaps IT Teams Need to Close
When a Work Phone Goes Missing: The Security Gaps IT Teams Need to Close
When a work phone goes missing, remote wipe may not be enough. Learn how IT teams can reduce communication-security gaps with stronger access, device, and deployment controls. Read more...
End-to-end encrypted message traveling through a business communication system controlled by an external operator
End-to-End Encryption Does Not Mean Your Business Has Communication Control
End-to-end encryption protects message content, but it does not automatically give a business control over servers, accounts, devices or system dependencies. Read more...
Middle Eastern business team managing secure communications through a private server and connected devices
10 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Secure Messaging System for Your Business
Before choosing a secure messaging system, ask these 10 questions about server control, data storage, encryption, member access, deployment and long-term maintenance. Read more...
Business chat data and account access remaining after an employee leaves
Disabling Email Is Not Enough: Check Business Chats When an Employee Leaves
A company may close email and internal accounts but forget the work chats used by the employee. This article gives five simple checks to prevent that gap. Read more...
Self-hosted messaging compared with cloud messaging for secure business communication
Self-Hosted Messaging vs Cloud Messaging for Businesses:: More Control, Less Complexity
Self-hosted messaging gives businesses more control without the usual setup burden. See how ComCube combines private infrastructure, integrated communication, and about two-minute initial deployment. Read more...
Employee using unauthorized software that creates shadow IT security risks
Shadow IT: Hidden Security Risks in Enterprise Communications
What Is Shadow IT? Shadow IT refers to the phenomenon where employees deploy software and hardware for work without the company’s knowledge or approval. The most typical case is using... Read more...
Cybersecurity risks of using WhatsApp for business communication
42% of Companies Use WhatsApp for Business — Yet Its Risks Are Rarely Discussed
Ask colleagues why they rely on WhatsApp for work communications, and you will almost always get the same answer: it is convenient, familiar, and requires no extra software switching. This... Read more...
WhatsApp interoperability rejected over privacy and security concerns
WhatsApp Opens Up Interoperability — We've Decided Not to Join
Since fall 2025, WhatsApp has opened up interoperability with third-party messaging services, as required by the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). The DMA's goal is to curb the market power... Read more...