Cyber criminals are exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic for commercial gain using a variety of ransomware and phishing attacks. The CISA issued an activity alert titled COVID-19 Exploited by Malicious Cyber Actors. According to the alert, the most common threats include:

Home is your space. A place for your family and friends. For relaxation and fun. But for the thousands across the country moving to remote positions, home is now also a place to be productive. As you are settling into your new work environment, here are six tips that will help you be productive and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Remote workforces across the U.S. are prepping for the many virtual meetings in their futures. Videoconferences can help bridge the distance gap with face-to-face team meetings, client pitches, webinars, broadcasting of events and workshops and much more.

The time has come to consider how your team can maintain productivity and strong communication while not in the office. With the need to work from home growing each day, it is important that business leaders provide their remote employees the tools needed for team and client communication, project management, data management and much more. Let’s take a look at three primary tools that are currently helping businesses across the U.S. thrive in remote settings.

Employees tend to be more productive when they work remotely, which is one plus for the many organizations quickly moving to remote environments. But there are security drawbacks.