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Creating and implementing a data loss prevention policy is a critical security measure for organizations today. But many DLP policies prioritize security at the cost of usability, which leads to employee frustration and, in turn, security workarounds–ultimately increasing the risk of data leaks and shadow IT. Achieving this balance is challenging, as implementing DLP policies […]
When COVID-19 disrupted our work environments and triggered a massive shift to remote work, organizations faced the daunting task of securing corporate data and apps across thousands of disparate locations and devices.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies allow employees to use their personal phones, tablets, and laptops for work functions. BYOD is gaining popularity because employees prefer to use the devices they’re familiar with and already have on hand. Employers appreciate BYOD because it saves money and time. Although this flexibility offers many advantages, it introduces security […]
Remote and hybrid work arrangements have become a core component of many companies’ operations. However, while these arrangements have their benefits, they also introduce significant security risks. With the rise of remote work, companies need to provide access to corporate applications and data to users outside of the corporate network. As a result, companies need […]
Remote work has grown increasingly common in the last few years, with over a quarter of Americans working remotely in 2022, compared to an estimated 5.7% in 2018. The overwhelming success of the remote work experiment during the pandemic has underscored its benefits for business, such as lower overhead costs and access to a wider […]
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), a software solution that uses virtualization technology to provide remote access to a virtual, hosted desktop, simplifies the process of supporting and securing a remote workforce. VDI uses virtualization technology to create virtual desktops that are hosted within a corporate data center or cloud environment and are remotely accessible to a […]
The rise of remote and hybrid work has driven new technological trends, and among these is Bring Your Own PC (BYOPC), which is a subset of Bring Your Own Device(BYOD). BYOPC Security programs, according to Gartner, permit personally purchased client devices to execute enterprise applications and access company data. What is BYOPC? BYOPC is a logical […]
The zero-trust security model was developed in response to the evolution of corporate infrastructure and cybersecurity risk. In the past, companies widely adopted a perimeter-focused security model designed to prevent external attackers from gaining access to the protected internal network. As companies increasingly embrace cloud computing, traditional perimeter-focused security models no longer make sense, especially […]
Even with the pandemic in the rearview mirror, many organizations have settled into a steady state of supporting remote or hybrid work, as allowing employees to work from home at least some of the time provides numerous benefits to both them and the organization. However, it can also introduce security risks and challenges. Remote workers […]
Companies with a remote workforce or with third-party contractors can experience significant logistical and security challenges. Remote workers may use personal devices under a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) or bring-your-own-PC (BYO-PC) program, which may not be compatible with corporate applications. Companies also face data security challenges, including ensuring that sensitive corporate data accessible to remote workers is […]
