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| Source |  AlienVault Lab Blog |
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| Identifiant | 8419068 |
| Date de publication | 2023-12-04 11:00:00 (vue: 2023-12-04 18:07:36) |
| Titre | Comment les outils de collaboration d'équipe et la cybersécurité peuvent protéger les effectifs hybrides How team collaboration tools and Cybersecurity can safeguard hybrid workforces |
| Texte | The content of this post is solely the responsibility of the author. AT&T does not adopt or endorse any of the views, positions, or information provided by the author in this article. Hybrid operations are becoming an increasingly prevalent part of the business landscape. Certainly, this offers some fantastic opportunities for companies to reduce overhead costs and gain access to international talent. Yet, there are some distinct challenges hybrid workforces face, too. Key among these is the potential for cybersecurity issues to arise. When you have some employees working from the office and others operating remotely, a range of vulnerabilities may arise — not to mention that there may be hurdles to staff interacting effectively. So, let’s take a look at how team collaboration tools and cybersecurity measures can safeguard your hybrid workforce. Identifying and addressing relevant threats There are few businesses today that aren’t vulnerable to some form of cyber threat. However, the risks tend to depend on the specific business model. As a result, it’s important to first gain an understanding of the prevalent risks related to hybrid workplaces. This enables you to more effectively collaborate and develop safeguards. For hybrid businesses, a range of network security threats have the potential to disrupt operations and cause data breaches. These include: Malware. These malicious software or firmware programs usually enter a network when a person unintentionally downloads them after clicking a link or attachment. Depending on the type of malware, this can give hackers remote access to networks or capture data about network activity, alongside infecting other devices on the network. It’s important to ensure hybrid staff have malware detection software on both business and personal devices that they use to connect to company networks. In addition, you must give them training on how to avoid triggering malware downloads. Phishing. Social engineering attacks, like phishing, can be a challenging issue. These tactics are designed to skirt your security software by getting information or network access directly from your human workers. This may involve criminals posing as legitimate businesses or official entities and directing workers to cloned websites where they’ll be requested to enter sensitive information. You can mitigate this type of issue by monitoring network traffic to spot unusual activity, as well as educating staff on the details of these methods. Even if criminals gain passwords by these methods, setting up multi-factor authentication can limit how useful they are to hackers. That said, alongside the common threats, it’s important to get to know and address the issues with your specific hybrid business. Talk to your staff about their day-to-day working practices and the potential points of vulnerability. Discuss remote workers’ home network setups to establish whether there are end-to-end safeguards in place to prevent unauthorized access to networks. You can then collaborate on arranging additional equipment or protocols — such as access to an encrypted virtual private network (VPN) — that protect both the business and workers’ home equipment. Utilizing collaborative tools Effective collaboration is essential for all hybrid businesses. This isn’t just a matter of maintaining productivity. When employees have the right tools in place to wo |
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