Though remote work started as a disaster response, businesses and employees alike have since noted the benefits that can come from working at home, including improved worker satisfaction, increased productivity, reduced commute times, and lower overheads. However, it’s important to acknowledge that alongside all of its advantages, remote work also has some ongoing issues, not the least of which is the potential risk of cybercrime. Taking equipment and practices away from the strictly controlled confines of the office can open up various forms of security vulnerability to businesses, workers, and consumers alike.
