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More and more organizations seeking enhanced employee productivity are deploying Slack every day. Slack is the premier messaging application in the modern enterprise, and is used for rapid communication and even file sharing. While the nature of this application does empower organizations and their users, it can also breed data leakage concerns. In the course of their day-to-day work, employees will upload massive amounts of sensitive data to this application. Naturally, this data must be secured. What is an organization to do? Find out in this episode of Glass Class.

Amazon Web Services, or AWS, has quickly emerged as the leading solution for infrastructure as a service (IaaS). AWS helps organizations to reduce their costs and achieve rapid scalability. Additionally, more and more companies are building custom applications upon the platform. When compared to the traditional, on-premises way of doing things, AWS is immensely beneficial. However, organizations need to make sure that they are capturing its benefits in a secure fashion.

Want to hear how this can be done? Watch the latest episode of Glass Class below.

Here are the top cybersecurity stories of recent weeks:  

•  Aebi Schmidt infected by ransomware
• Amnesty International faces state-sponsored cyberattacks 
• Hackers use GitHub for phishing
• Atlanta Hawks customers have information stolen by malware
• Health and fitness website suffers breach

When words like cyberattack are used, they typically conjure up images of malicious, external threats. While hackers, malware, and other outside entities pose a risk to enterprise security, they are not the only threats that need to be remediated. 

Insider threats, which involve either malicious or careless insiders, are another significant threat to corporate data that must be addressed. Fortunately, Bitglass has the latest information on this topic. Read on to learn more.