We are past the point of whether or not working remotely, or from home, is something we are unsure of. It is likely our permanent setup, or at the very least, a long term one that we need to move forward with and in confidence. It’s time to talk about home office security. These recommendations are for readers who find themselves in this situation.

In spite of advances in anti-virus protocols and detection technology, phishing attacks continue to increase in number and impact.

Repeatedly using the same passwords or using ‘weak’ passwords can leave you vulnerable to hackers. If a hacker cracks your passwords, they could gain access to your social media accounts, bank accounts, emails, and other sensitive accounts that hold your confidential, personal data. If someone obtains access to this information, you could become the victim of identity theft. Therefore, creating a strong password is vital.

While many companies are today working from home, at some point, the workforce will return to the office. It is not clear what this will look like; it may be a small portion of workers heading back in phases or everyone at once.

While many companies are today working from home, at some point, the workforce will return to the office. It is not clear what this will look like; it may be a small portion of workers heading back in phases or everyone at once.