Remote Work

Workers’ attitudes toward work and technology have shifted, and with this, the security landscape has also changed.

I believe that in 2022 we will see the beginning of the end of on-premises security tools, as isolated, point solutions running in data centers.

As work from anywhere continues, it is important to rethink how to provide access for your entire organization in a secure manner.

Why were hospitals so frequently breached by attacks? To answer that question, I turned to an old friend of Lookout — former CISO Mike Murray.

I recently had the pleasure of having Kiersten Todt, Managing Director of the Cybersecurity Readiness Institute, on the Endpoint Enigma podcast.

To fully secure a telework environment, agencies need to tackle two objectives – mobile threat awareness and a comprehensive mobile endpoint security strategy.

While work no longer revolves around an office space, security still does for many organizations. it’s time for us to fundamentally rethink how we secure our organizations.

As we look past the current shelter-in-place measures, a “new normal” is expected to emerge where more of us work remotely most of the time or even all the time.

The Coronavirus has impacted businesses and employees in a myriad of ways, and one common thread is the sudden need for employees to work remotely.

Because of Coronavirus, organizations may want to rush into adopting a BYOD program so that employees can work more effectively from home. But what about the new risks?