Security Tips for Remote Workers
Posted: May 29, 2018
Today's workforce is often more flexible than the traditional model, and there are many employees that are able to enjoy the benefit of working remotely. However, with that option there is an increased chance for a company's system to be breached and personal information obtained, due to lack of security measures. Following a few simple steps can help make sure that your system stays safe, and remote workers can work without worry.
Curtis Jones, writer for Dumb Little Man, shares tips for keeping data secure.
As technology advances at a rapid pace, hackers and cybercriminals are finding it easier to hack into a company’s system to steal data. According to the SMB cybersecurity report, almost 43% of all small businesses in the United States suffered through a data breach and were victims of cybercrime in 2016.
Therefore, it is important for you to develop and implement the best cyber data security tips to prevent such attacks from taking place.
What Are the Threats?
Data Loss and Device Failure
Forgetting to back up your data and not updating your device on a regular basis can cause huge problems. You could lose data due to human error, experience file corruption or even overheating of your device. This makes it important that you keep a backup of your data in your Cloud accounts so you can easily access the information that you need.
Stolen Devices
Another threat that can harm your business operations is when your device gets stolen and the criminals get access to your company’s information. People often steal devices in order to sell them for cash.
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