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April 29, 2020
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Apple iPhone SE (2020) review: An affordable, capable business phone fit for uncertain times

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Robots are taking over during COVID-19 (and there's no going back)

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Multicloud deployments become go-to strategy as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud grab wallet share

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2. Cybersecurity staff are being transferred to IT support. That's adding to the risk of data breaches

3. Financial sector seeing more credential stuffing than DDoS attacks

4. Estonia: Foreign hackers breached local email provider for targeted attacks

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