Due to the coronavirus emergency, remote working has seen a sudden growth in many companies. The unforeseen lockdown led many people to continue working even in the summer… perhaps under a beach umbrella.
While remote working is definitely in general terms a work mode to be handled with due care for cyber risks, even more so in a more “summery” and “casual” context…
That is why it is important to keep our attention sharp: cyber crime does not go on holiday!
In this Cyber Card, we provide you with a brief reminder of the main behavioural rules to follow in order to maintain high protection.
In order to avoid becoming “unwitting” victims of cyber crime…
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