The pandemic has become a massive experiment in remote work. Almost 50% of workers across the US work from home. This number was over double the remote workers in 2017.
Even after the pandemic has started to subside, many remote workers will have reservations about physically returning to the office.
In this new world, we are forced to change how we live and do business at every level. Remote work is now the new norm, which opens the door to an avalanche of security risks.
In this article, we’ll cover the risks and shortfalls of many businesses to keep their networks secure, how to quickly step up security for your network, and what we can expect for the cybersecurity world for the foreseeable future.
Cognitive biases are an inescapable part of human nature. These biases predisposition us to think a certain way; it affects our behaviors, judgments, and decisions. These biases often arise when we confront uncertainty.
These biases impact us in how we perceive security risks.
The conversation below was transcribed from Tom Andrulis, the owner of ITS and Jesse, a business owner who wanted to ask some questions about IT Security, IT Services and IT Support and what it practically means to a business owner who wants to work on his business and not run an IT company.
It’s not hard to see how smartphones and the internet cause distractions at work. But these tools — and technology in general — aren’t all that bad. If used properly, these can help your business easily and quickly achieve your goals. Here are six ways modern devices and applications increase efficiency and productivity in the workplace.
Today, keeping our personal data safe is almost a full-time job. One slip up and a hacker can tear your entire life apart in a matter of minutes.
However, there is still hope for keeping your data safe. Follow these simple steps to make sure that only you have access to your digital life story.