Make sure to reinforce your security policies, test your employees and circulate advice on known scams. Ensure there's a line of communication, so people can get advice when they need it. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Modern technology makes it relatively easy for many people to work from home, but doing it securely takes some thought and careful planning. Home environments are full of distractions. Some folks struggle to maintain the same mindset they carry at the office. The use of personal devices and unsecured networks also presents potential dangers.
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