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Modern identity security without an enterprise budget

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By Rose de Fremery Verified
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(Credits: Leon Neal/Getty Images) You probably turned on multi-factor authentication (MFA) a while back, and if so, it was the right call at the time. After companies switched on the text-message codes and tap-to-approve prompts, cybercriminals spent several years learning to walk around them. The attacks kept improving while most defenses stood still. The good news is that phishing-resistant MFA, which used to cost enterprise money, is now within reach.
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The copper shutdown is coming for your building systems

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By Rose de Fremery Verified
| Spiceworks Verified
Copper retirement has a calendar now, and it’s worth knowing the dates before one of them lands on your building. AT&T stopped taking new Plain Old Telephone Services (POTS) orders across 19 states back in October. In March, the FCC cleared away most of the paperworkOpens a new window a carrier once had to file before shutting a line off.
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Securing the AI tools your users have already adopted

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By Rose de Fremery Verified
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(Credits: J Studios/Getty) Most of your users have an AI tool they reach for during the workday, and they’re likely signing in through accounts you don’t yet manage. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) found that 45% of employees are now regular AI usersOpens a new window on their corporate devices, up from 15% the year before, and that 67% reach these tools through non-corporate accounts.
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