What risks does remote work imply for companies and how can they face them? At the time of starting the work day (remotely due to the Covid-19 pandemic), an employee of an organization turns on his study computer and connects to the organization’s systems. For some reason, he decides not to use the laptop that …
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Many energy distribution organisations have settled nicely into the remote working groove after the government implemented sweeping shutdown restrictions in March, designed to slow the spread of the virus. The ease with which their employees have been able to adapt has been a revelation for many Australian energy company business leaders and managers. So much …
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COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the concept of remote working beyond any preconceived growth expectations. It doesn’t appear a short-term situation as many organizations and their employees benefit from this new business structure. Rightfully so, IT and security teams should be “virtual” fist-bumping to celebrate rapidly transitioning operations and, in most cases, avoiding any extensive downtime …
Authored by: Carolyn Crandall, Chief Deception Officer, Attivo Networks – Earlier this year, we worked with SINC to conduct a study on the state of cybersecurity in the United States today. The research focused on companies with over 1,000 employees and over $25 million in annual sales, and respondents were CISOs, CIOs, Cybersecurity Directors, and other high-level security executives within a wide range of industries such as legal, education, entertainment, and healthcare. Our goal was to learn about the highest priority concerns for these executives, how they prioritize and evaluate their activities, and what tools and resources they employ.
