Working from home can be great and all but there’s one downside – increased requirements for cybersecurity. This article’s got some good tips on how to keep your company’s files secure even in this new age of work.
It’s a SmartCompany article has quite a lot of good insights. Here’s a no-brainer that surprisingly, not everyone’s doing yet:
While working remotely, it may be difficult to track who is using what and why.
Use double-factor authentication to minimise the risk associated with multiple employees using the different platforms and software that you use.
This can take on the form of multiple passwords or needing to confirm identity through another device to gain access.
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