Coronavirus: Keeping Your Team Secure While Working From Home
The Coronavirus has caused stresses across our lives, and cyber criminals are feasting on the chaos.
While we work together to protect each other from the virus, we need to remain vigilant of heightened cyber risks of teams working from home.
A compromised machine is devastating in this environment. IT Admins have enough on their plates already!
Some of the most critical steps in securely working from home include:
- Creating a safe home network
- Ensuring wireless security
- Protecting work devices
- Identifying Phishing attempts
INFIMA's Coronavirus: Staying Secure While Working From Home course includes these topics and others.
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