Cybersecurity for Remote Workers: How to Protect Your Data While Working from Home

Are you working from home? If so, you need to be extra vigilant about protecting your data and devices. In this video, we’ll discuss some of the cybersecurity risks you face while working remotely, and provide essential tips for keeping your business data safe.

The reality is, traditional security tools are facing new challenges. When it comes to using Machine Learning and AI in cybersecurity, the game is changing—more on that later.

🔒 Watch now to learn how to safeguard your company’s sensitive information while working from home.

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[itsecuritysolutionsinc.]

Great video! Lots of useful tips. Continuous monitoring and prevention is paramount to prevention of further infiltration. Please let me know if we can put a demo together

[SecurityResearcher]

Happy holidays however your celebrate it and I hope everyone has a peaceful and prosperous new year.
I also helped to write my first book: #Hacked2
Featuring contributions from 13 top cyber security professionals, this comprehensive guide covers a wide range of topics, including network security, data protection, threat intelligence, and more. Whether you are a seasoned IT professional or a beginner looking to learn more about cyber security, this book has something for everyone.

I do not get any royalties from the regular sales of #Hacked2. So this is it. If you would like to help support my work, this is for you.

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[adrianbalboa]

The biggest criminals are online companies like EA were they can shutdown your game cause its linked to an account which happened to me cause my email was deactivated.