Cybersecurity Solutions

Security Best Practices for Remote Workers

Whether your organization’s transition to remote work was unplanned or not, supporting a large number of remote users presents a number of security challenges. In order ensure you can continue normal business operations in the event of a sudden move to remote work, it’s important to have a comprehensive strategy, not only for giving your workers the tools they need to do their jobs, but also to make sure your data infrastructure remains secure. And there’s no room for error: the average cost to recover from a security breach in the U.S. is $8.6M per breach.¹

What can you do to better protect your users and your organization? We’ve put together a guide to security best practices specifically focused on remote workers. From ensuring you have the right videoconferencing solution to identifying malicious social engineering attacks, we have the information you need to put together a security strategy that works for your entire organization.