Remote working is a massive change in the way people work, and if handled without preparation, there are some serious cybersecurity risks. Most will be down to the way your employees work. A 2019report by Kasperskyfound that 72 percent of employees in smaller businesses store documents that ha...
This sudden rise in remote working is not only challenging employees to work in a way they had not previously, but it has also impacted the cyber-risk profile of enterprises worldwide. Organisations have built policies and procedures that protect individuals and the organisation's infrastructure. ...
Working remotely, or mixing that and in-office work, can raise the risk of data breaches anddifferent types of cyberattacksfor various reasons, according to Troha and other security experts. Here are 10 of the most prominent cybersecurity risks associated with remote work and the work-from-anyw...
The shift in work dynamics has resulted in a surge of cybersecurity and remote working incidents as more individuals work from remote devices. These devices, such as laptops, will often contain sensitive information that helps to make them targets. The potential outcomes of such incidents can rang...
As companies extend commitments to remote working, cybersecurity teams need to address new risks while helping create business value in the next normal.
"The office is a centre of culture, creativity and belonging and people really want to come back. It's going to be really important post-pandemic as part of a mixed model of work. We've learned we can be more flexible around that mix, but we've also learned that we really lose some...
their home office, the world of work has been changed forever. And while working from home can have many benefits in the long-term for both staff and corporation, it’s not ideal for every business. For example, one major fear at the moment stems from having enough cybersecurity at ho...
ofcybersecurity in remote work. Unfortunately, as employees are now outside the security threshold of their company’s home offices, they and their employers are both suffering from an enormous increase in cyber attacks. In fact, in early 2020, the FBI reported a 300% increase in cybercrime....
Remote work is a critical part of the future of cybersecurity and many other industries. For those who continue to work remotely or in a hybrid model, the need for robust cybersecurity practices needs to be a priority. But one of the biggest obstacles to that is isolation. Article North...
Farica Chang, director of Anderson Technologies, offers expert advice on how businesses can keep cybersecurity sharp while employees work remotely.