Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

User management in Atlassian Cloud has become one of the biggest time sinks for admins. A majority of Jira and Confluence Cloud maintenance time is spent on onboarding, offboarding, and cleaning up inactive accounts. These delays lead to license waste and increased security exposure as ex-employees retain active credentials far longer than intended.

Your phone rings. The number looks local, even familiar - so you answer. But within seconds, you're being asked to “verify your bank account” or “reset your login credentials.” Sounds suspicious? It is. That call likely came from a VoIP number, which is not a regular phone line. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) lets anyone make calls over the internet, not just through mobile networks or landlines.

Shopify is gradually phasing out Legacy Customer Accounts in favor of a unified and modern Customer Accounts experience. This new system promises easier logins, faster checkouts, and better integration with Shopify’s modern ecosystem, marking a major step forward for store owners. However, this shift also changes one of the most fundamental parts of online commerce — how B2B contacts log in.

Picture this: an organization rolls out a small policy update on a Friday evening, expecting to fix a few login issues. By Monday morning, half the users can’t access their accounts, help desk tickets are flooding in, and the IT team is scrambling to trace what went wrong. That’s how quickly a single misconfiguration in Active Directory can snowball into a full-blown business disruption.

Android is known for its flexibility, which is one reason businesses across industries rely on it. But when a device freezes, crashes, or refuses to turn on, that flexibility goes to the bin. But with Android Fastboot, that flexibility reaches a new level. Often useful for developers and device manufacturers, Fastboot plays an important role in enterprise device management. It lets IT teams fix issues, reinstall software, push updates, or recover a device that would otherwise be unusable.

Managing multiple Android devices across different locations is a struggle. One device needs troubleshooting, another needs a policy update, a third has lost its Wi-Fi settings, and suddenly your day becomes a never-ending loop of manual fixes and phone calls. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With the right remote management approach, you can standardize security, resolve issues instantly, and keep every device aligned with your business needs—without ever touching the device physically.

WordPress powers more than 43% of all websites on the internet, making it the most widely used Content Management System (CMS) for everything from small blogs to enterprise sites. Its popularity comes from being easy to use, flexible, and supported by a large ecosystem of plugins and themes. In recent years, many businesses have started using WordPress in a new way called Headless. Industry research shows that nearly 64% of enterprise companies now use a Headless CMS strategy.

Secure Web Gateways (SWGs) and Firewalls both protect your business, but they defend at different layers. One protects your web traffic and cloud apps the other secures your network perimeter. Let’s explore how they differ and how to use both for maximum protection.

Firewalls see the surface. SWGs see everything. Find out how Secure Web Gateway protects your business data on every device, location & cloud app.

Migrating to Atlassian Cloud offers businesses scalability, flexibility, and powerful collaboration tools. With Jira Cloud and Confluence Cloud, teams can work smarter, automate workflows, and connect seamlessly across departments. But there’s one challenge many organizations face after migrating: Atlassian Cloud license cost management.