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Proton Workspace is billed as a 'private alternative' to Google and Microsoft productivity suites.
Proton Meet, an encrypted video conferencing platform, also debuts.
Is Proton's encrypted approach to productivity enough to protect your business?
Proton, the organization behind the popular Proton VPN service, is carving a foothold in the productivity arena with the launch of Proton Workspace, available today.
Proton, based in Switzerland and subject to the country's strict privacy and data protection laws, calls its new offering a "private alternative to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365."
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In the last few years, perhaps in response to an oversaturated market, many VPN providers -- including Nord, Surfshark, and ExpressVPN -- began diversifying and rebranding themselves as organizations offering security solutions to businesses and consumers, with VPNs included in the package.
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