Many organisations are in the middle of a work from home trial by fire. IT teams tasked with coordinating the transition have been stretched to breaking point, in attempt to ensure employees can continue to work both productively and securely. However, the swathe of new endpoints and rushed cloud migrations are creating vulnerabilities faster than they can be patched up. With remote working here to stay, the security implications of this abrupt change must be identified.
This whitepaper sets out the security implications of the switch to remote working, and includes cyber security best practices critical to making the transition as seamless and secure as possible.
Download it now for 13 recommendations to improve your cybersecurity for remote working.
-
RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovationITPro Podcast Ransomware, quantum computing, and an unsurprising focus on AI were highlights of this year's event
-
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei thinks we're burying our heads in the sand on AI job lossesNews With AI set to hit entry-level jobs especially, some industry execs say clear warning signs are being ignored
-
Amazon staff reportedly launch campaign to reverse 'shock' worldwide return to office plansNews An internal petition calls for CEO Andy Jassy to roll back planned requirements for corporate staff to return on a three-day basis
-
Tech industry sees large job posting decline, but office demand remains consistent - VTSNews Slight cooling of the job market does not appear to have impacted demand for office space, company finds
-
Dell’s new XPS 13 refresh is the line’s slimmest ever laptopNews The PC manufacturer has also revealed details on its upcoming XPS 13 2-in-1 detachable notebook
-
Best laptops for working from home and digital nomadsBest Whether you’re travelling or staying at home, make sure you’re prepared with the one of these devices
-
Acer unleashes new TravelMate business laptops built using Microsoft Pluton secure coresNews New TravelMate P4, Spin P4, and P2 models include the latest 12th Gen Intel Core vPro or AMD Ryzen PRO processors
-
A modern digital workplace strategyWhitepaper Why working and learning from anywhere matters
-
Palo Alto Networks' new tool shields businesses from unsecure home networksNews Okyo Garde Enterprise Edition separates corporate and personal Wi-Fi to prevent lateral threats
-
PC monitor shipments hit a nine-year high in 2021 but slowdown is expectedNews Research firm predicts monitor shipments will continue to shrink in 2022 - but will “stabilise after”
