Staying Safe and Secure While Working Remotely
Understanding what remote work is and its growing importance.
Shift towards flexible work arrangements worldwide.
Protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.
Ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.
Fraudulent emails designed to steal sensitive information.
Malware that locks data and demands ransom for release.
Use unique and complex passwords for every account.
Enhance security with an additional verification step.
Encrypts internet connection to protect data.
Change default settings and use strong encryption like WPA3.
Scrambles data so it can only be read by authorized parties.
Regular backups to secure data against loss or ransomware.
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Beware of messages that pressure immediate action.
Rules governing the proper use of equipment and data.
Clear steps on how to report a security breach.
Only authorized users should access shared tools and files.
Regularly update collaboration apps to patch vulnerabilities.
Continuous learning about latest cyber threats and defenses.
Prefer encrypted communication channels for sensitive info.
Participants identify phishing indicators in a sample email.
Evaluate if devices shown are properly secured for remote work.
Using AI for threat detection and automated responses.
Never trust, always verify model for heightened security.
Adopt proactive measures to protect yourself and your organization.