Slack has revealed a raft of new security upgrades as it looks to provide a secure way for businesses to share and collaborate online.
The popular messaging app, which now has over over 10 million daily active users worldwide, has unveiled a number of updates aimed at making sure company data stays safe on corporate networks.
The new features give admins and security teams the opportunity to better secure their workspaces to stop the leaking of valuable or confidential data, but also bring two-factor authentication for mobile devices for the first time.
