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Standardizing video conferencing security guidelines should be a top government priority

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The new realities of communicating in the remote work environment have led to a whole new set of challenges. Initiatives related to protecting users on virtual meeting tools should be at the forefront of every government’s cybersecurity agenda.

https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/96592-standardizing-video-conferencing-security-guidelines-should-be-a-top-government-priority
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