COVID 19 TIPS: The one document you should have in place for times like these

Working from home poses various risks to your company, its data, and its livelihood.  Although your employees may have the best of intentions, establishing a Work From Home Policy reduces these risks by providing them a clear set of guidelines and procedures.

You should consult with an IT expert, along with your HR attorney, to develop your Work From Home Policy.  At minimum, it should include these items:

• How remote workers are approved
• What physical security measures are necessary for at-home workspaces
• Requirements for maintaining online security, such as passwords and cloud file-sharing
• Use of a VPN to connect to company networks
• Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of company devices
• Procedure for reporting incidents

Want more tips for setting up safe Work From Home networks? Check out our Free Tech Support Offer blog post or learn more at our Understanding IT Resource Center. 

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