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  Despite occasional relaxations on the stay-at-home orders, the world has transitioned to almost everything online due to the pandemic resulting in constant massive growth in the volume of data transfer, processing, storage, and security issues. This demands a data control and protection mechanism to guarantee that data is safeguarded wherever employees are, from a central data center in the office to laptops at home, to minimize leaks and data loss. This is because every organization is responsible for safeguarding their employee and consumers' sensitive information and because regulations like the GDPR rightly demands so. As a result, organizations are turning to methods like AI solutions, multifactor authentication, disaster recovery plans, and so on for controlling and securing their data.  AI-assisted privacy protection Data privacy has become increasingly challenging with the rise in data processing and transfers inside and outside companies. As a result, data leaks are be

  Analyzing Microsoft Teams Archive's expanding position as the healthcare sector shifts to telehealth in the face of rising cyberattacks There does not seem to be a foreseeable conclusion to the pandemic, with new variants surfacing from time to time, a recurrent rise in cases, and inadequate data on the latest coronavirus strains. The healthcare business, which was one of the most impacted, was put under a lot of stress from the start and is still struggling to cope. Despite that, like other industries, the healthcare sector has quickly evolved toward virtual parts of healthcare, i.e., telehealth. The use of  Microsoft Teams  in the industry was one such innovation, allowing physicians, patients, and other stakeholders to communicate and work in the new normal. With its office-grade ability to schedule and conduct doctor-patient virtual appointments, secure mode of storing and sharing patient records, protecting PHI in compliance with HIPAA, and enhancing team collaboration, Micr