13 Nov

Posted at 16:41h in Cyber White Papers by . .

The COVID-19 pandemic has solidified remote work as a new operational standard.

Employers should expect this trend to only grow in the future. In fact, many major companies, such as Twitter and Microsoft, have indicated that remote work will be an indefinite option for their employees.

While this is exciting in many ways, remote work also comes with unique challenges—namely, cybersecurity. This article discusses some cybersecurity risks that remote employees face and offers potential solutions.

25 Jun

Posted at 21:17h in Cyber White Papers by . .

As remote work has been an expanded practice, many organizations are reviewing how they can best support and plan for use of the remote workplace. Employers can use this checklist when reviewing and planning a remote workstation setup for current employees, or when planning a remote onboarding process. Remote workstation setup can vary by organization, […]

08 May

Posted at 15:26h in Cyber White Papers by . .

While computers have improved the speed and efficiency of how we work, they have also allowed thieves and con artists an easier avenue by which to steal from people and businesses. One of the ways these cyber-criminals use computers to steal is through online fraud, one of the fastest-growing crimes today. Types of Online Fraud […]

06 May

Posted at 15:04h in Cyber White Papers by . .

Cybersecurity threats and trends can change year over year as technology continues to advance at alarming speeds. As such, it’s critical for organizations to reassess their data protection practices at the start of each new year and make achievable cybersecurity resolutions to help protect themselves from costly breaches. The following are resolutions your company can […]

03 May

Posted at 11:30h in Cyber White Papers by . .

The value of technology to a business can be difficult to measure since traditional intangible asset valuation methods are more suited to value non-technological assets. With the rise in technology-dependent companies, a new method was needed to appropriately place a market value on the underlying technology unique to specific businesses. Thus, the Technology Factor Approach […]