The importance of security can easily be obscured by a safe-feeling when your employees are sitting on their home sofas. Cyber-criminals, on the other hand, are aiming for just such a seemingly secure gap. Thereby, we want to remind you that you need to make sure that your work software and employee email passwords are changed regularly.

Also, pay  particular attention to phishing scams when working from home. Only click links and download files from your trusted sources. Especially Corona virus-related domains are 50 percent more likely to be harmful than other sites. Read more about how to spot a phishing emails from our recent blog:

Using your own private computer to do business is also very risky. If you do not have a workplace computer, you should at least make sure that your home computer is virus-protected. You should also password protect your home wireless network and remember that using public open networks for telecommuting involves the risk of a network roaming between your feet. So caution is a trump card when working from a distance.