Published: September 10, 2020
Updated: September 10, 2020
While the coronavirus crisis has brought changes into our work environments, and our homes are doubling as offices, remote work and teleconferencing are no longer just "nice-to-haves". Cyber-criminals are taking advantage of the increase in home networks being used to conduct business—networks that usually have insufficient security measures.
The same proactive measures that would be applied to a physical office can be applied to work-at-home situations. The simple steps to increasing remote work cybersecurity are:
- Recognize the most common security risks associated with working-from-hom
- Evaluate the best recommendations for mitigating risks
- Match available cyber services to your needs
Download our comprehensive guide for details on the most effective approaches that fall under each critical step.