Having a remote workforce is not all about finding the top talents, increasing employees’ productivity, or reducing your operating cost. On the flip side, allowing your employees to work remotely can pose serious challenges to the cybersecurity of your remote team if you have implemented remote working in haste without having a robust security mechanism in place.
In fact, 85% of CISOs state that they sacrificed cybersecurity to adopt remote working in their companies quickly, finds Netwrix research.
However, no company can ignore cybersecurity in today’s time when cyberattacks are increasing rapidly. Netwrix research also reports that 25% of respondents had ransomware or other malware attacks since implementing remote working.
