Remote Work, Security & Is Your Office Being Bugged While You're Home

It's a rule of thumb in cybersecurity that the more sensitive your system, the less you want it to touch the internet. But as the US hunkers down to limit the spread of Covid-19, cybersecurity measures present a difficult technical challenge to working remotely for employees... In some cases, working from home isn't an option at all...

Late last week, the US government's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issued an advisory to critical infrastructure companies to prepare for remote work scenarios as Covid-19 spreads...

But cybersecurity consultants who actually work with those high-stakes clients—including electric utilities, oil and gas firms, and manufacturing companies—say that it's not always so simple. For many of their most critical customers, and even more so for intelligence agencies, remote work and security don't mix. more

Special note to the business community...
Planting bugs is easy when your offices are empty. Business espionage types know this. 

Quality TSCM sweep teams will be in demand and hard to book when Covid-19 subsides. Prepare now. Put your team on retainer. 

If you don't have a quality provider contact us. We'll create a back-to-work inspection strategy, and a no-obligation estimate for you.  ~Kevin