As companies extend their technologies to allow employees to work from home, new vulnerabilities have emerged and new strategies have to be put in place.

The global coronavirus pandemic has limited travel and in-person for a lot of places around the world. In order to survive, owners and administrators had to find ways to extend their proprietary technologies–together with the use of new and emerging tools for remote teams–and let their team members continue providing the support to keep the business running and the people making a livelihood. Unfortunately, this transition among businesses has opened a floodway for a new wave of cybersecurity issues...

To help you keep your company files and data safe even as you extend access to accommodate your employees working from their respective homes, here’s how to maintain cybersecurity for your remote workers...more..