Cybersecurity Guidelines for Remote Work in the Covid-19 Era
Stay secure while working remotely in the Covid-19 era with these cybersecurity guidelines. Limit document printing, lock your computer, be cautious with Coronavirus emails, and know what to do in case of an incident. Remember, mistakes can happen but it's never too late to seek help.
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Remote Work Cybersecurity guidelines in the Covid-19 Era
Limit Document Printing Avoid taking printouts home and refrain from printing documents while working remotely You may have a home printer, but most likely don t have a paper shredder to safely dispose of documents It s harder to protect access to printouts than electronic files Print on paper only if necessary (It s also better for the environment!)
Limit access to your computer Be sure to lock your computer immediately when you step away It s easy to get distracted and leave our device exposed, especially when there are other family members at home
Open Coronavirus emails with great caution Get your news updates from official channels and don t open email / text message alerts Most Coronavirus emails/ messages are phishing When working remotely, we have no IT professionals to seek advice from, which makes us more vulnerable to phishing attacks
And what if something happened? 01 Don t stress out, mistakes happen 02 It s probably not too late to fix this 03 Contact us at
