EP 9: Growing Remote Workforce Security Risks – Interview With Dr. Larry Ponemon
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In this episode Dr. Larry Ponemon discusses the the Ponemon Institute’s latest findings in the growing Cybersecurity and Data Privacy treats associated with COVID-19.
COVID-19 has dramatically changed the workplace and has created new cybersecurity risks and exacerbated existing risks. The purpose of this research, sponsored by Keeper Security, is to understand the new challenges organizations face in preventing, detecting and containing cybersecurity attacks in what is often referred to as “the new normal”.
In the new era of a remote workforce, organizations worry most about the lack of physical security in the remote worker’s work space. Almost half (47 percent) of respondents say it is the inability to control risks created by the lack of physical security in remote workers’ homes and other locations that is a significant concern for their organizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main cybersecurity risks associated with remote work?
The main risks include lack of physical security, increased phishing attacks, and unsecured home networks.
How can organizations protect remote workers from cybersecurity threats?
Organizations can implement strong security policies, provide training, and use secure communication tools.
What role does physical security play in remote work?
Physical security is crucial as it helps prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information in home workspaces.
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