Cybersecurity in the Remote Work Era: A Global Risk Report Our exclusive research conducted in partnership with the Ponemon Institute shows that cyberattacks are more sophisticated, highly targeted, and happening more often than ever before. Download your copy now and learn about the cyberthreats...
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. ...
While working from home is convenient and has many benefits, it also exposes both individuals and businesses to a range of cybersecurity risks. That’s why it is essential to give serious consideration to home cybersecurity. By following best practices, you can mitigate most cybersecurity work f...
Cyber Threats and Remote Working According to VPN Brute Force, knowing about remote workers’ leniency towards cybersecurity during work from home, attackers now have a greater surface to practice their malicious activities. The CyberSecurity Pandora Box of Remote Work reports that 48% of the respon...
New cybersecurity remote work security challenges are always emerging as bad-faith actors look for new ways to bypass security and access your machine. It is wise to always try to be alert to any potential threats and recognise security methods that can help prevent them. ...
Endpoint Security: With remote work, employees are working from devices that lie outside of the corporate network and its perimeter-based defenses. As a result, the endpoint is the new first line of defense against cyber threats. Corporate security policies should include security requirements for ...
A few ideas on remote work and security If your company is facing an extended period of working from home, it’s important to give your team the very best tools and flexibility to do their jobs outside of traditional offices. And having a good telecommuting policy is important even when it...
code of malicious programs — if they work, the router is captured andturns into a bot. Plus, the intruders can also spy on you, because everything that you send online passes through the router. Unsurprisingly, the place to change the router username and password is in the router settings...
Remote workers are more vulnerable to phishing attacks due to their use of personal devices for work, their location outside of corporate perimeter-based security solutions, and blurred lines between business and personal use. Cybercriminals take advantage of this increased vulnerability, and phishing ...
As companies extend commitments to remote workforces, cybersecurity teams need to address new risks while helping create business value in the next normal. As the COVID-19 pandemicswept across the world, most organizations made a quick transition to a remote workforce and a more intense foc...