VentureBeat | Slack introduced enterprise key management (EKM), a tool that allows businesses to create their own security keys and control encryption and decryption of conversations, files, and data they share in Slack.

BetterCloud Monitor | It’s Tuesday, so you know what that means—a new product tip! Up this week: multi-factor authentication (MFA), a feature that will help protect sensitive company information and your employees’ personal data.

ZDNet | Security researchers have spotted a new variant of the Mirai IoT malware in the wild targeting two new classes of devices—smart signage TVs and wireless presentation systems.

Android Police | The new Pixel launcher in the Android Q beta software reveals the company is testing a more fluid way to navigate, which takes its inspiration from iOS.

How-To Geek | BitLocker, the encryption technology built into Windows, has taken some hits lately. A recent exploit demonstrated removing a computer’s TPM chip to extract its encryption keys, and many hard drives are breaking BitLocker. Here’s a guide to avoiding BitLocker’s pitfalls.

How-To Geek | If you’re collaborating on a document with several other people, there is always a chance that the content you wanted to remain untouched gets edited. Protect yourself from human error by protecting specific parts of a Word document from editing.

The Enterprisers Project | Top CIOs examined some of today's thorniest challenges—from change management to security—at the recent CIOChat Live conference. Here's a look at what's working and what isn't.

Fast Company | "In the face of all the data abuse, many of us have, quite reasonably, thrown up our hands. But privacy didn’t die. It’s just been beaten up, sold, obscured, diffused unevenly across society," says author Alex Pasternack.

G Suite Updates | Google is adding an option for admins to disable telephony options as 2-Step Verification methods for G Suite accounts in their domain. This option will prevent their users from using SMS and voice codes for 2-factor authentication.