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Digital Transformation & Data Analytics Adviser, Luis Suarez presents
"Who is who in a distributed Digital Workplace?"
at the IntraTeam Networking Meeting "Competence search and find the right colleagues"

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Information about the network meeting

For this informative online networking meeting, we will share knowledge and experiences about Enterprise Search and competency search including how to find the right colleagues.

First and foremost, we have a participant round, where we hear about the participants' work tasks and current challenges. This allows you to get help and sparring from other like-minded people who often sit or have sat with the same challenges as you.

Who is who in a distributed Digital Workplace?

Next, we have been fortunate to have Luis Suarez, Digital Transformation & Data Analytics Adviser at panagenda, give online posts on "Who is who in a distributed Digital Workplace?". The post in English is about:

Finding experts in a timely manner has always been one of the most poignant issues within organizations. But also a huge business opportunity. With the emergence of social, digital tools, understanding who knows whom / what has perhaps become even more challenging, yet more impactful. And now that we are all working distributedly, things have become somewhat more complex? Or have they? Do * you * know where your experts are? Come and join us on this rather interactive session with Luis Suarez where you will be able to learn:

1. How to find experts in a timely manner using digital tools.
2. How to expose expertise to avoid not having to reinvent the wheel.
3. How to make more visible different skills and expertise without becoming a burden on the experts themselves.
4. Learn different business practices to showcase your own expertise.
5. Identify networks of experts within an organization to tap into through the magic of folksonomies.

All in all, an exciting network meeting that gives you a lot of sparring and inspiration for your work with Enterprise Search and competency search.

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Join Ben Menesi at CollabDays Winter Across the Alps 2020 who will be presenting
"Protecting Microsoft Teams from Cyber Security Threats - a Practical Guide"
Dec. 4th

While Microsoft Teams adoption is growing incredibly fast with over 80 million active daily users in 2020, some highly regulated organizations are often hesitant to deploy Teams or limit the deployment of Teams due to information security concerns and possible cyber security threats. Supporting any platform with that many daily users you can be sure that hackers are watching closely and will do everything they can to gain a foothold in your environment.

During this presentation we will cover real-world cyber security threats as well as strategies for hardening your security configurations to protect your Teams deployment. We will also cover the available Microsoft add-on solutions to improve security, including Advanced Threat Protection (ATP), increased logging options, and Azure AD P1 licenses that improve Teams governance capabilities. Some of the topics we'll discuss:

• Credential theft campaigns
• Identity spoofing for user impersonation
• Man-in-the-middle attacks
• Locking down 3rd party application implementations
• Conditional access policies
• Permission management settings
• Information boundary configurations
• And more…

You'll learn how hackers think, and how you can gain the upper hand by preparing and training your users for the most common cyber security exploits as well as leveraging the best Microsoft tools available to mitigate both external and internal security risks.

Join Ben Menesi at Scottish Summit 2021 as he presents
"Protecting Microsoft Teams from Cyber Security Threats - a Practical Guide"

While Microsoft Teams adoption is growing incredibly fast with over 115 million active daily users in 2020, some highly regulated organizations are often hesitant to deploy Teams or limit the deployment of Teams due to information security concerns and possible cyber security threats. Supporting any platform with that many daily users you can be sure that hackers are watching closely and will do everything they can to gain a foothold in your environment.

During this presentation we will cover real-world cyber security threats as well as strategies for hardening your security configurations to protect your Teams deployment. We will also cover the available Microsoft add-on solutions to improve security, including Advanced Threat Protection (ATP), increased logging options, and Azure AD P1 licenses that improve Teams governance capabilities. Some of the topics we'll discuss:

• Credential theft campaigns
• Identity spoofing for user impersonation
• Man-in-the-middle attacks
• Locking down 3rd party application implementations
• Conditional access policies
• Permission management settings
• Information boundary configurations
• And more…

You'll learn how hackers think, and how you can gain the upper hand by preparing and training your users for the most common cyber security exploits as well as leveraging the best Microsoft tools available to mitigate both external and internal security risks.