5. Hybrid work
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 6:58 am
The pandemic has seen remote work become widespread in a relatively short period of time. This has sent cybersecurity teams into a frenzy trying to protect millions of devices that are suddenly using private networks to access sensitive company information. As lockdowns lift and offices reopen, hybrid work that makes employees more flexible, productive, and happy will be the way to go for most organizations in 2022 and beyond.
This will pose a significant challenge for IT and cybersecurity teams, who need to deploy a wide range of policies and tools based on the location of devices. It is critical that these teams have powerful and comprehensive visibility and control solutions that give them a holistic view of each device and its potential vulnerabilities to ensure that organizations are protected from cyberattacks no matter where their employees are located.
Fairy tales about safety: Why you can’t hide in iceland mobile database networks
Vladimir Bezmaly | 12/22/2021
- Petrovich, our employees really like your lectures. The management asks you to come again. Can you? Naturally, we will pay the fee, bring them to us and take them back.
- Why not? If you also pay for it. A pension is good, of course, but earning it is much more interesting.
A week has passed.
- Petrovich, can you share your stories again? After all, you have a lot of them.
- Of course there are a lot, because users add to my piggy bank every day, alas.
- For example?
— So, here’s an example. A few days after your photo from a walk was posted on a social network, you may receive an SMS with a notification about violating self-isolation rules and a link to pay a fine.
This will pose a significant challenge for IT and cybersecurity teams, who need to deploy a wide range of policies and tools based on the location of devices. It is critical that these teams have powerful and comprehensive visibility and control solutions that give them a holistic view of each device and its potential vulnerabilities to ensure that organizations are protected from cyberattacks no matter where their employees are located.
Fairy tales about safety: Why you can’t hide in iceland mobile database networks
Vladimir Bezmaly | 12/22/2021
- Petrovich, our employees really like your lectures. The management asks you to come again. Can you? Naturally, we will pay the fee, bring them to us and take them back.
- Why not? If you also pay for it. A pension is good, of course, but earning it is much more interesting.
A week has passed.
- Petrovich, can you share your stories again? After all, you have a lot of them.
- Of course there are a lot, because users add to my piggy bank every day, alas.
- For example?
— So, here’s an example. A few days after your photo from a walk was posted on a social network, you may receive an SMS with a notification about violating self-isolation rules and a link to pay a fine.