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Cyber security has plagued organizations for decades, but when remote work teams became an overnight reality for companies, security breaches also increased in frequency. By partnering with the right tech-savvy professional, you can avoid the common mistakes associated with implementing a security solution. Educating the Workforce Before spending a lot
The devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic came with many difficulties, but there were a few consolation prizes along the way. For companies, one of those was the ability to see whether remote work could be a viable option as a widespread policy. As a result of this forced experiment, many
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most companies equipped their few remote workers with virtual private networks (VPNs), but now that a permanently hybrid workplace has become the reality for a large segment of the workforce, IT security teams are changing their strategy. Zero trust is being adopted as a policy to
Almost exactly two years ago when organizations across the world were thrust into a remote work situation because of the pandemic, the rapid adoption of solutions to facilitate a new way of keeping employees connected to the company took place. Two years on, a new normal has been established and
Remote teams are growing in enterprises, due to the widespread use of cloud solutions and mobile devices that make it possible to work anywhere, anytime. With data security a prime topic for businesses in every industry, remote team security is often one of the more pressing areas requiring attention. Here